What did it take you to reach 400whp?
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I have used the formula several times in the past and been with +/- 5 hp of dyno numbers. Based on this, I deem dyno # as being a FAIR representation of the truth.
My current car has trapped over 118mph with traction and clutch issues.
My current car has trapped over 118mph with traction and clutch issues.
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Originally Posted by GOaT Cheese
You're right, I tend to get worked up. I'm just passionate about the hobby.
I'm sure you'll revise your signature after spending a day in the dyno.
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Originally Posted by hammertime
Really tough to say on that one, but 406rwhp ain't nothin to sneeze at. Get your car to a public scale and a track, and you can figure it out with that formula.
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Originally Posted by hammertime
Really tough to say on that one, but 406rwhp ain't nothin to sneeze at. Get your car to a public scale and a track, and you can figure it out with that formula.
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I put down 389 RWHP & 351 RWTQ with LS6 Intake, Long Tubes, 3inch X-Pipe, Comp Cam 605 Intake 610 Exhaust 236-242 Duration 115 Lobe Sep, Yank PT4400 converter, Stock Heads that are ported 286 Intake 228 Exhaust.
My best time with these mods 1/8 mile was 7.47 @ 91 1.59 60ft
I added a ASP Pully & Electric Water Pump & ran 7.240 @ 94 mph 1.55 60ft
I figure I am right at 400 RWHP now with the Elec Water Pump & Pully
My best time with these mods 1/8 mile was 7.47 @ 91 1.59 60ft
I added a ASP Pully & Electric Water Pump & ran 7.240 @ 94 mph 1.55 60ft
I figure I am right at 400 RWHP now with the Elec Water Pump & Pully
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Originally Posted by GOaT Cheese
Finally someone whos head is NOT up their ***. Thank you for your moment of lucidity.
A legit 400 rwhp should be 120 mph at 3600 lbs all day every day Dynojet numbers might be a little higher but weve still had 390 hp Djet dynoes cars go right near 120
Id be willing to put up a few grand if your saying a moderate cammed car cant make 400 and back it up with trap speed as well. And if you want to tear down the car to prove its cam only Ill have another few on that too
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Goat Cheese, I'm not really bashing you or anyone else with a different opinion on this thread, I am just curious to see how accurate you are in your predictions. I have a car that weighs just about 3600lbs. with me inside. Unfortunately I can not post a pic of my timeslips but I am reading them in my hand right now:
You said if you had the trap speed and 60ft time you could calculate the h.p.
#1 60ft.- 1.646
330- 4.794
1/8- 7.483
mph- 91.03
1000- 9.825
1/4- 11.825
mph- 112.23
#2 60ft.- 1.663
330- 4.779
1/8- 7.453
mph- 91.40
1000- 9.788
1/4- 11.783
mph- 112.42
#3 60ft.- 1.619
330- 4.737
1/8- 7.425
mph- 90.82
1000- 9.779
1/4- 11.792
mph- 111.31
All times i have given you are different days at different times of the day. Please respond to this post as I am interested to see your method for finding the answer!
You said if you had the trap speed and 60ft time you could calculate the h.p.
#1 60ft.- 1.646
330- 4.794
1/8- 7.483
mph- 91.03
1000- 9.825
1/4- 11.825
mph- 112.23
#2 60ft.- 1.663
330- 4.779
1/8- 7.453
mph- 91.40
1000- 9.788
1/4- 11.783
mph- 112.42
#3 60ft.- 1.619
330- 4.737
1/8- 7.425
mph- 90.82
1000- 9.779
1/4- 11.792
mph- 111.31
All times i have given you are different days at different times of the day. Please respond to this post as I am interested to see your method for finding the answer!
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Originally Posted by GrannySShifting
What exactly are you saying? Weve done dozens of moderate sized cam only cars and a bunch are right at 400 rwhp on our MUSTANG dyno with some of our setups.
A legit 400 rwhp should be 120 mph at 3600 lbs all day every day Dynojet numbers might be a little higher but weve still had 390 hp Djet dynoes cars go right near 120
Id be willing to put up a few grand if your saying a moderate cammed car cant make 400 and back it up with trap speed as well. And if you want to tear down the car to prove its cam only Ill have another few on that too
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A legit 400 rwhp should be 120 mph at 3600 lbs all day every day Dynojet numbers might be a little higher but weve still had 390 hp Djet dynoes cars go right near 120
Id be willing to put up a few grand if your saying a moderate cammed car cant make 400 and back it up with trap speed as well. And if you want to tear down the car to prove its cam only Ill have another few on that too
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Originally Posted by novass72
You said if you had the trap speed and 60ft time you could calculate the h.p.
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GOaT Cheese, I see now from your above post that you must be one of the minority that thinks 'cam only' means just that - a completely stock car with only a camshaft change. We both know that approach ignores the 'system' of airflow throughout an engine, and that without supprting mods, a simple cam change will not get those kind of gains. I also think most people posting in this thread have a fair idea of what kind of performance a well set up 400 rwhp car should deliver, at least in terms of MPH in the 1/4.
Also, to novass72's credit - I never saw him claim 400 rwhp. Your estimates do seem pretty accurate for him. His 60ft's give an obvious clue to the traction he has achieved, but the only performance mod given in his sig is the MTI lid and K&N.
Also, to novass72's credit - I never saw him claim 400 rwhp. Your estimates do seem pretty accurate for him. His 60ft's give an obvious clue to the traction he has achieved, but the only performance mod given in his sig is the MTI lid and K&N.
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Originally Posted by hammertime
GOaT Cheese, I see now from your above post that you must be one of the minority that thinks 'cam only' means just that - a completely stock car with only a camshaft change. We both know that approach ignores the 'system' of airflow throughout an engine, and that without supprting mods, a simple cam change will not get those kind of gains. I also think most people posting in this thread have a fair idea of what kind of performance a well set up 400 rwhp car should deliver, at least in terms of MPH in the 1/4.
Also, to novass72's credit - I never saw him claim 400 rwhp. Your estimates do seem pretty accurate for him. His 60ft's give an obvious clue to the traction he has achieved, but the only performance mod given in his sig is the MTI lid and K&N.
Also, to novass72's credit - I never saw him claim 400 rwhp. Your estimates do seem pretty accurate for him. His 60ft's give an obvious clue to the traction he has achieved, but the only performance mod given in his sig is the MTI lid and K&N.
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Since you are the expert Mr. Cheese, you can analyze my slip also. I have a few but I'll only post the one and let's see how close you get.
60' - 1.6692
1/8 - 7.5763
1/8 MPH - 91.62
1/4 - 11.85
1/4 MPH - 117.87
Best trap speed has been 121mph and I have a few slips in the 11.80's range but they all look nearly identical to the one above. I know what my car did on the dyno, do you?
60' - 1.6692
1/8 - 7.5763
1/8 MPH - 91.62
1/4 - 11.85
1/4 MPH - 117.87
Best trap speed has been 121mph and I have a few slips in the 11.80's range but they all look nearly identical to the one above. I know what my car did on the dyno, do you?
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For crying out loud!!! Lets agree to disagree. For all we know Mr. Cheese is a 12yo boy trolling around attempting to ruin the dyno industry. That was not a cheap shot at you, Mr. Cheese, just making a point.
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Originally Posted by 5LETR
For crying out loud!!! Lets agree to disagree. For all we know Mr. Cheese is a 12yo boy trolling around attempting to ruin the dyno industry. That was not a cheap shot at you, Mr. Cheese, just making a point.
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Goat Cheese, I'll give you credit! your pretty close to my engine dyno results of 435hp, 490tq. I was just making sure you could back up your claims. I agree if you had a complete timeslip you could figure someones hp numbers with a relative margin of error for that particular run.
By the way those times were in my 72 Nova (I removed the info from my sig just for this thread)!
By the way those times were in my 72 Nova (I removed the info from my sig just for this thread)!