low dyno numbers?
08-20-2008, 12:58 AM
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low dyno numbers? I had my car dyno tuned last week in order to get the msot of my mods and get rid of any codes.
The car:
2000 t/a M6 with 51k on it. pacesetter LT's, SLP lid, TSP catted-Y,
SLP loudmouth II, eibach prokit
Car put down 339hp/323tq, now my tuner said that he tried to bring the torque curve in as early and keep it there.
Now this was on a mustang dyno, but my question is will a heavily worn clutch lower my TQ number?
The car:
2000 t/a M6 with 51k on it. pacesetter LT's, SLP lid, TSP catted-Y,
SLP loudmouth II, eibach prokit
Car put down 339hp/323tq, now my tuner said that he tried to bring the torque curve in as early and keep it there.
Now this was on a mustang dyno, but my question is will a heavily worn clutch lower my TQ number?
08-23-2008, 06:27 PM
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Yah definatly no issues with those number. BUT, what alot of people get warped about is numbers, NOT their times. Take to the track once you get it in working order. Numbers = nothing if you cant even run it..
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08-23-2008, 10:13 PM
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^^^true that brother. but all in all those numbers arent bad. especially if you take a gander at my sig. get that black beauty to the track and see what happens.
