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Old 08-23-2007, 05:59 PM
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It's very hot here in Arizona and well over 100. Today for the first time in a while the car was up on a Mustang Dyno -

471rhwp first pull...?????It still needs to be be fully tuned as this was the start of the tuning but I was expecting much more?

Question - How much hp difference can quality tuners make? Meaning two well known tuners going head to head - could the difference be 50hp-100hp difference?

What is the average increase on a Dynojet -

I've been on both and others but is there a formula increase on the Dynojet or just knowing it's more kind of thing.

Also - Is there a formula for loss in hp due to weather temps etc...

My goal is 530 - 550 rwhp with my current mods - Am I way off?

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If your air/fuel is around 12.7-12.9 and your timing is around 25-27 degrees, there is not much else you can do to make 50-100 HP more, maybe 5-10.

Mustang dynos are about 15% less than a Dynojet....
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copy that...

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Originally Posted by Billiumss
If your air/fuel is around 12.7-12.9 and your timing is around 25-27 degrees, there is not much else you can do to make 50-100 HP more, maybe 5-10.
+1; and that number would be even less if the two tuners used the same dyno with the same weather conditions close to the same day.
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Making power is the easy part as it's just timing and fuel. Making it drive nicely, etc is the hard part. A mustang dyno reads anywhere from 10-15% lower than a dynojet.
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+1; and that number would be even less if the two tuners used the same dyno with the same weather conditions close to the same day.
+2.....
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Originally Posted by NicD
Making power is the easy part as it's just timing and fuel. Making it drive nicely, etc is the hard part.
+1....Well stated. Couldnt have said it better.
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Haha but you'd never know that reading the dyno section.... every setup that doesn't make ungodly numbers and it's "probably a bad tuner or tune" ...
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Originally Posted by Frost
Haha but you'd never know that reading the dyno section.... every setup that doesn't make ungodly numbers and it's "probably a bad tuner or tune" ...
Well, duh, absolutely. Don't you realize that the real world is just a very long dyno without the tie downs?




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