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PM me a fax # and I'll be happy to send the dyno sheet to you!
Ahh well.. Id be interested in knowing more about your tune. There should also be a number stamped on your blower pulley, instead of physically measuring it... and like mentioned your crank pulley comes into play too.
The other thing is N/A numbers go out the window completely when comparing to boosted results. When you break it all down your "starting" point with your blower isnt 425rwhp... its wellllllll below that. Its not like you started with 425 then added a blower, it doesnt work like that.
Anyways.. they are great numbers.. not trying to doubt ya but something isnt right or like someone said the blower gods are with ya.
where did you get your dyno? The elev., temp. could play a small part, I'm at less than 1000 feet and the temp on my dyno day was under 80.
I was also tuned on a dynojet!
where did you get your dyno? The elev., temp. could play a small part, I'm at less than 1000 feet and the temp on my dyno day was under 80.
I was also tuned on a dynojet!

My dyno was on a dynodynamics calibrated to local dynojets... basically a load bearing dyno that reads similar to a dynojet, but IMO is better for tuning.. especially a SD tune.
My numbers were corrected so the elevation and air temp didnt make too much of a difference. Although my elevation is about 25ft and the temp was mid-high 50s.High compression and boost.. now I really wanna know what kind of timing youre running. Im curious!
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I was hoping for 530-540rwhp,but got a gift when it put down 564rwhp and 490rwtq on the first full pass AF 11.9. Then they tuned it a little more and it threw down 582.8rwhp@6200 and 501.8rwtq@4500-6200. They had to shut it off because the feul pressure was falling of past 6000rpm. Now we are going to install a KB boosta pump and retune with more fuel and go for 600rwhp@6400-6500rpm.
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