T-rex Tune
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T-rex Tune had my t-rex installed the other day at DC motorsports and tuned by MOE in Waco TX. 2002 camaro long tubes, jantzer tb, pulley, mti lid, stock maf, STOCK HEADS!!! y-pipe exhaust w/2.5 cut out, 10 bolt w/4.10's. Put down 412hp&372ft lbs. this damn thing pulled all the way to 7000rpm with no valve float!! Oh yeah did I mention it was pouring outside all day...Anyway thanx to the guys at DC im very stoaked about the car... 
Last edited by BuckarooZ28; Apr 25, 2004 at 11:51 PM.
Yep ...
I am personally hoping for 410rw ... anything above that and I will be very happy. Then again not everything is about peak power, and I am eagar to compare this graph to the ones of my last 2 cams, and to check out the power gained at different RPMs.
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I am personally hoping for 410rw ... anything above that and I will be very happy. Then again not everything is about peak power, and I am eagar to compare this graph to the ones of my last 2 cams, and to check out the power gained at different RPMs.
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Originally Posted by xphantomws6x
Yep ...
I am personally hoping for 410rw ... anything above that and I will be very happy. Then again not everything is about peak power, and I am eagar to compare this graph to the ones of my last 2 cams, and to check out the power gained at different RPMs.
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I am personally hoping for 410rw ... anything above that and I will be very happy. Then again not everything is about peak power, and I am eagar to compare this graph to the ones of my last 2 cams, and to check out the power gained at different RPMs.
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From: Somewhere in Cajun Country
Originally Posted by SouthFL.02.SS
Seems like TRex numbers are more like 410-420rwhp. Still impressive, but not what was advertised at first.
HO99SS made 439rwhp, Not alot of people have had our cars fine tuned w/ this cam. All cars are different
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Originally Posted by Revelation222
ID really like to see that overlay. What were your last 2 cams?
What were your last 2 cams?Unforunately, they were dyno'd at 2 different places, so I don't know if I can get it overlayed. I don't have a scanner either, so I have no clue how I could get it on here .... I will however, do maybe a comparision at every 500 rpms so you guys can get the basic idea of how the curve looks, etc.
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Originally Posted by Joe DIESO
Who cares about the numbers. I am cam only, down 25 rwhp on my buddies h/c car and I'm beating him.
Dyno is a tool not a accurate report. Take it to the track.
Dyno is a tool not a accurate report. Take it to the track.
BacarooZ28: so you are still running the stock y-pipe and catback?? Can you post the graph? Do you plan to take it to the track soon? If so please let us know the results.
I would have to agree with what "Joe DIESO" said.
I would have to agree with what "Joe DIESO" said.
That Cam is very impressive from what I've seen.I tuned DIESO's car and it is tuned to the tilt and topped at 400hp.Very impressive for a Cam only..The torque #'s are good but a set of heads would make a big improvement in them.
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Originally Posted by Joe DIESO
Dyno is a tool not a accurate report. Take it to the track.
Originally Posted by Unusual T/A
I don't mean to be rude but those numbers are not good especially for an 02 model. Where is the torque? 
Are you talking about my guys Verbs 
? He tunes very well, have a good rep through the New England area plus a few other states. I made 402 rwhp through my 10 bolt with 3.42's.
Dyno's from different areas are NOT the same. I have seen my buddies h/c car run faster than people with 20 rwhp more. Dyno's from area to area are different. I like to gauge the power difference in different parts of the country by track results. For example, an automatic car in your area with the same setup as a automatic car in my area. Compare their track times, both may have the same exact car, run the same exact number @ the track but have dyno numbers anywhere from 10-30 rwhp off.
Everyone compares the dyno #'s but doesnt pay mind to the track results. My dyno I feel is conservative, there is no fluff. I have seen 360 rwhp cars run 12.00's with a not so quick shifter and a stock clutch.
? He tunes very well, have a good rep through the New England area plus a few other states. I made 402 rwhp through my 10 bolt with 3.42's.Dyno's from different areas are NOT the same. I have seen my buddies h/c car run faster than people with 20 rwhp more. Dyno's from area to area are different. I like to gauge the power difference in different parts of the country by track results. For example, an automatic car in your area with the same setup as a automatic car in my area. Compare their track times, both may have the same exact car, run the same exact number @ the track but have dyno numbers anywhere from 10-30 rwhp off.
Everyone compares the dyno #'s but doesnt pay mind to the track results. My dyno I feel is conservative, there is no fluff. I have seen 360 rwhp cars run 12.00's with a not so quick shifter and a stock clutch.