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Old 03-26-2011, 07:17 PM
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Exclamation Polluter Cam results...generous cam or generous dyno?

Finally got around to doing a few dyno pulls at Thunder Racing and was really hoping to hit 450hp, ended up with 475hp/402tq instead! I know the car feels strong on the street, but wasn't expecting this. The guys at Thunder were amazed too. They said it's a Mustang dyno but setup like a DynoJet. I'm still scratching my head and not sure if I can trust the numbers.

This is a with a glued together TPIS 90mm LS6 intake, homemade 2.5" full duals out the back with cats and full size mufflers and an ongoing email tune from Frost. lol

Mods:

5.7 w/ Stock Bottom End
Tick Polluter Cam
Stock Rocker Arms upgraded by Harland Sharp
Fly cut stock pistons
Tea 5.3 stage 1.5 heads milled .010, Tea double springs
StainlessWorks 1 3/4” headers
LS6 intake modified with 90mm opening by TPiS
UMI 90mm TB
85mm GM MAF
Fast Toys 90mm lid
30# Red Top Injectors
ASP Pulley
4.10 gears
Attached Thumbnails Polluter Cam results...generous cam or generous dyno?-copy-dynorun-polluter-tpis.jpg  

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Real nice numbers man. That cam seems to work for a bigger cam
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damn thats nice !!!!
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Generous dyno would be my guess. Nice though.
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take it to the track. You find out real quick.
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The dyno seems generous. That's one of the problems with making a Mustang read like a DJ. The operator can put in any factor they want. Hell, even DJ's don't read the same from one dyno to another. Way too often, dyno's are used as marketing tools and not tuning tools.

That being said..congrats, I'm sure it's a runner.
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LS6 intake, 1 5/8" primary headers, cats, and a mail order tune?
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1 3/4" headers, sorry, typo. But yeah, pretty much. I've never had it on the track and know that's the real true test.

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LS6 intake, 1 5/8" primary headers, cats, and a mail order tune?
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Congrats on the numbers. Take it to the track and see how it runs.
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Always knew that TPIS 90MM LS6 intake could perform! Nice results OP. Look forward to track results, pending your driver mod that is
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nice numbers for sure !!
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never had mine on the dyno, but on 75 shot it runs 10.46 with this cam. and not a fluke either as i have multiple 10.4 passes on this cam. been running it since it first came out. granted does sound a little generous but like everyone stated take it to track and find out.
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Originally Posted by HavATampa
They said it's a Mustang dyno but setup like a DynoJet.
Anytime I read this, I read it as "numbers are altered to make happy customers"

Ricer math IMO, I'd rather see the real numbers.

But I bet the car is still plenty stout, will probably run awesome at the track!
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With your mods that # isn't too far off. Any big XE-R camshaft in the high 230s/low 240's duration is going to make big dyno power with a decent set of heads and good intake opening.

Take it to the track and see how she run's. The TQ curve looks good from what I can vaguely tell by your dinky dyno attachment so it should run decent.
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Killer numbers!! The dyno is on the high side, maybe, but you have nice heads, boltons and a badass cam! So not that surprinsing..

Update us with track numbers please!
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This was a SUPER clean car! One of the nicest I've seen in quite some time.

As for our dyno reading high... it consistently reads right in line with the other dyno's in the area
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Thanks for the feedback guys! And Mike, thanks for stepping in here and thanks for taking the time to explain some HPTuners settings to me during the runs. PM sent.
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Results like this is why I bought a tpis ls6 intake. I bet there's 20+ rwhp in that exhaust/muffler. Good setup, man.
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any update OP?
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Take it to the track, you'll find out in 12 seconds or less.


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