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Old 06-24-2008, 03:12 PM
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I just put a d1sc procharger on my car and I was wondering what kind of power is normal for me.

I have ported 243 heads with a 232/236 595/ 601 on a 112+2 xer lobe.

I am running the twin intercoolers with a 4.25 pulley on the blower.


The dyno I ran on is a Mustang dyno, but is notorious for producing lower numbers. On motor before the install I made 356 hp.

I made the runs with the converter unlocked with the 12-bolt. Timing is at 19 degrees and my AFR was 12.0.

The car made 440 Hp and 400 torque. This was with 5.5 lbs of boost


I was just wondering If this was normal or is it a little under powered for what I have. I know the cam is not very good for boost, but I didn't know how much difference that would make.


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Old 06-24-2008, 04:39 PM
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how big is the converter? yes it's a mustang, but you do have an auto, 12 bolt, etc. I'd be happy. whats the chance of taking it somewhere else?
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I think those numbers look fine considering it's a mustang dyno, you're a stalled auto, and you're only pushing 5.5 psi.
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Those are good numners with Mustang dyno Unlocked Converter and 12bolt and such low boost take it to the track.

I dont think your cam is good for forced induction.
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I am not really concerned with dyno numbers, but I didn't know what I should be doing. I ran the other day at a short track and i ran a 6.90 which would be a 7.30 on a full 1/8 mile track. 60' times were in the mid 1.6 range.

I have a Vig 3600 multi disk converter

I didn't log my runs, but I would imagine that my IAT's were not great because it was hot and muggy outside.


I am really loving the boost so far. I never had to fool with the bottle pressure or anything, I just cranked the car and made a pass. I am going to swap over to a boost cam and put a smaller pulley on the blower.
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Turn the timing up to 22 degrees.
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We found out that I have had a problem with the boost all along. I had a little hole in a pipe and I needed some t-bolt clamps. I now make almost eight pounds with the same pulley. I just made sure the tune was safe for me now.

I should go to the dyno maybe next week
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Those boost levels added to the NA Cam would require higher than normal timing for FI.
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Can't wait to see the new numbers now that you've figured out the issue. Keep us posted.
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Yeah, I was thinking that you had a bvoost problem. I had thought it might have been cam related, but now that you found the problem you should put out a nasty number!




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