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Old 03-03-2005, 02:35 PM
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I bought a black '02 WS6 about a year ago, it has only about 20k on it and is pretty much stock except a lid and catback. What do you all think I might get on the dyno?
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Old 03-03-2005, 02:39 PM
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315-330 horses and about 330 torque give or take a few
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Originally Posted by 02WS6tulsa
I bought a black '02 WS6 about a year ago, it has only about 20k on it and is pretty much stock except a lid and catback. What do you all think I might get on the dyno?
expect to lose alot of gas on the dyno.

i bet you do around 315ish, maybe higher if your car is a factory freak.
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are we talking engine hp or rear wheel hp?
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Old 03-03-2005, 04:59 PM
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are we talking engine hp or rear wheel hp?
Sorry rear wheel
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It definatley should be between 315 and 325 hp......oh yeah maybe more, or less if you got a slug
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On an 02 I would say closer to 325-330rwhp. my 99 with a lid and catback put down 323/336.
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yeah, expect lower numbers and grin when they are higher
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yeah, expect lower numbers and grin when they are higher
very good advice
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what the heck is a lid?
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An air lid:
It replaces the stock air box. it's a higher flowing piece
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I just laid down 335/350 at the wheels with my car listed in my sig.
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Thanks for the replys I put down 323 rwhp and 341 rwtq.
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damn man, thats not too shabby. I wish my 98 had that much!
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310-320 rwhp
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Those are nice man, ur dead even w/me on the torque, higher on the hp Are you a M6 or A4?
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Originally Posted by 98NBM_TransAm
Those are nice man, ur dead even w/me on the torque, higher on the hp Are you a M6 or A4?

M6 I also did not mention it was on a Dynojet not a mustang. I know that can make a difference. Oveall I was pleased with my numbers. I can't wait to get this thing out to the track to see what it will do there.
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Originally Posted by 02WS6tulsa
M6 I also did not mention it was on a Dynojet not a mustang. I know that can make a difference. Oveall I was pleased with my numbers. I can't wait to get this thing out to the track to see what it will do there.
Am I the only guy on here to call bullshit that more than half of you guys are pulling almost 400 to the crank with mild bolt ons... That should amount for all the bullshit here...

and to show you guys that you believe anything read this post I made to prove a point... again it was a joke I made a long time ago to prove that you guys will believe anything. You guys remind me of lil teen kids talkin to petachilds on chat rooms

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ighlight=haus1

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Am I the only guy on here to call bullshit that more than half of you guys are pulling almost 400 to the crank with mild bolt ons... That should amount for all the bullshit here...

and to show you guys that you believe anything read this post I made to prove a point... again it was a joke I made a long time ago to prove that you guys will believe anything. You guys remind me of lil teen kids talkin to petachilds on chat rooms

https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...ighlight=haus1

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Might as well not even post, I guess there will always be the noobs or Keyboard comandos that love to lie to look cool online, but then again someone with common sense will ask for graphs but that jagass will just find someone elses dyno sheets and be like look what "I" did... Oh well... have fun noobs
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I agree man. Some of these numbers I've seen are totally unbeleiveable for the mods listed. Either there are some busted *** dynos or people lying about mods or just people pulling numbers out of there asses. I dont see the benefit of doing that, but that is just me. WTF? Do K&N Air Filters add like 20 rwhp? LOL
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