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Old 07-06-2006, 03:54 PM
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Car was Dyno & Tuned at Simple Quick Racing
DYNO NUMBERS AFTER THE New Comp Cam
605-Intake 610-Exhaust
238 Duration 242
115 lobe Seperation

389 RWHP ON MOTOR
349 RWTQ ON MOTOR
Have all Dyno Graphs to prove numbers!!!
501 RWHP ON 100 Dry Shot
414 RWTQ ON 100 Dry Shot

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Old 07-07-2006, 04:57 AM
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Not bad mnumbers for just a cam and exhaust set-up. Do you really like the dry shot? I would have thought your TRQ would have been higher. Is it because of the cam? Take it to the track. That will reall tell you something!!

Also was the converter locked?
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The numbers look good except for the torque reading on the spray. Typically, you will get 150 lb ft of torque increase with a 100 shot (especially with that converter). You only picked up 65 lb ft of torque. Are you sure it wasn't 514 tq?
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You might look into changing to a smaller converter for spray. You might blow through a 4400 stall at the track.
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Originally Posted by BAIN
You might look into changing to a smaller converter for spray. You might blow through a 4400 stall at the track.
this is what i would think..which is why i dont want to risk buying a kit to spray my yank 4400
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I use a PTC 4400 and times in sig with cam only 346. I like my converter, but I do understand about a tighter one is better on the gas.
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Originally Posted by walker94z28
I use a PTC 4400 and times in sig with cam only 346. I like my converter, but I do understand about a tighter one is better on the gas.

What are your RWHP numbers? Those are some good times.
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Nice Numbers!
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Originally Posted by 1bad93lx
What are your RWHP numbers? Those are some good times.
I havent ever put my car on the dyno, I wish I would have before she laid down on me. LOL But cant cry over spilt milk.....




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