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Old 07-22-2008 | 08:19 AM
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Default PRC 5.3L 2.5's, custom grind & Bolt-ons

Car is a 2000 SS M6 77k miles. After the H/C swap the car made 436rwhp/395rwtq (SAE).

Mods: Flowtech LT's, ORY, SLP LM1, SLP U/P, Typhoon 85mm intake & 85mm TB, 160* t-stat, MTI Lid w/ SSRA, 3.90 gears, Spec 3+.

Custom 230/236 xfi/xer .613/.601 112+3, and PRC stage 2.5 5.3L heads.

I will post a dyno graph as soon as can get my scanner to work.

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Old 07-22-2008 | 08:25 AM
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Great numbers man congrats.
Old 07-22-2008 | 08:56 AM
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Strong numbers. Look forward to seeing your graph.
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Very nice! Not bad at all. Congrats on the new found power! Any idea what it baselined at???
Old 07-22-2008 | 01:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Patrick G
Strong numbers. Look forward to seeing your graph.
He made 200rwhp/345rwtq at 3k. The engine peaked at 436@6400 rpm. Torque curve is very flat. If he didn't have those heavy 315s and about 150lbs in his trunk it would have definitely hit 440+rwtq but we weren't going for that inflated dyno number. This was in 95* heat as well even though it shouldn't make any difference in SAE numbers.
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Originally Posted by Jon@Texas-Speed
Very nice! Not bad at all. Congrats on the new found power! Any idea what it baselined at???
Baseline was about 365rwhp/345rwtq. Not sure how much that intake is holding him back but I know it was pretty heat soaked. If he had a fast 92 on there it would definitely hit 450+rwhp.
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Another Typhoon 85mm intake car making low #'s sorry i hate that heavy heat soaking intake. looks good but that about it. I bet you would be about the same with a ls6 intake and 40lbs lighter
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Another Typhoon 85mm intake car making low #'s sorry i hate that heavy heat soaking intake. looks good but that about it. I bet you would be about the same with a ls6 intake and 40lbs lighter
I dont think it dyno'ed low at all. I think 436rwhp is respectable, I could see if I had a set of AFR's or TFS heads, then that would be a low dyno # but this was a budget minded build. I got typhoon intake from a friend for a cheap price, cheaper than a used LS6 intake. The heat soak didnt seem to effect the dyno numbers seeing how all the pulls were very close to eachother.
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Those same heads i have put in a few cars with cams smaller then yours the T2 cam and one auto car did 444whp/398trq on a mustang dyno and the m6 cars did anywhere from 450-460whp. Waiting on 2 other cars with same setup but with MS3 cam to dyno do i can get results on those 2 cars. Maybe it was the heat? How hot was it when you dynoed it? and who tuned it?
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It was 94 degrees but as said above, that shouldn't have much bearing on the SAE hp correction. I'm sure on a nice cool day in the Fall, it would put down 445-450 uncorrected.
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Originally Posted by DansRedz28
Another Typhoon 85mm intake car making low #'s sorry i hate that heavy heat soaking intake. looks good but that about it. I bet you would be about the same with a ls6 intake and 40lbs lighter
It's better than an ls6 because you can ice it down at the track
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still 40lbs put is ee tomany people driping on the track after a ice down the mustang guys. Pluse who wanta to worry about bringing ice. Only right way to cool it off is nitrous.
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Originally Posted by DansRedz28
Only right way to cool it off is nitrous.
Good thing I have the HSW dry kit!

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Old 07-22-2008 | 11:58 PM
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The heat shouldn't matter with a SAE correction but I remember Patrick G saying that sometimes it does.
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nice numbers, those cam specs look familiar
Old 07-23-2008 | 11:35 AM
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those are killer numbers, whatever the intake is!

Some plp are having hard time reaching over 440rwhp even with the FAST...just dyno numbers after all. I killed some 500hp+ cars with my crappy 387rwhp

Your mph tells you have a very fast car.
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Congrats Rob......Now lets see some nice ets down the track, let me know when you go.
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good #'s man..congrats
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Thanks, I'm really enjoy the new found power. Just hope it doesnt get me in trouble Now I just have to find a quieter exhaust!



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