Dynatechs are better,I was wrong......
I was gonna change them out since I lost 12RWHP/12RWTQ from 3000 to 4900 but I realized this isnt really important for a setup like mine.
Once I shift into 2nd I never drop below 5300 RPM.
Losing abit of HP/TQ down low isnt gonna hurt me,and if anything it might help me too hook little better?
Granted for a street car the Mac wouldve been better (3000 to 4500) but for my setup the Dyna's out shine the Macs from 5000 on up...
Thanx Julio and the rest of u (Dave P.,PSJ) for making me see the light....
JS
<small>[ August 26, 2002, 03:02 PM: Message edited by: JS ]</small>
You won't miss it much on the street. The extra torque might have made your converter feel a bit tighter, but it will not effect part throttle acceleration because the only way you can be at 4000 rpm once the car is rolling is to use less than WOT anyways. For example, the acceleration that you might have acheived at 35% TPS will be achieved at 40% TPS, so it may feel looser but doesn't impact your ability to beat an SUV off the line.
Good luck on your next combo!
1 3/4 to be the best size header for a 346 and no one will convince me that a stepped design is nessessary.
But if your running a stout setup that spends most of its time above 5000 rpm them the Dynas are better...
I went over my dyno sheets and it looks like I gain 6HP/6TQ over the Macs from 5200 to 6300 and then they leveled out.Not a BIG improvement but I spend most of my time in this area at the track.
I would love to switch out my Stepped versions for 1 3/4in to see if I would get back the lost 12/12 below 4900 but I'm gonna leave well enough alone,IMO loosing alittle bit from 3300 to 4900 isnt gonna hurt me and if anything might get me alttle better hook which should net a better 60ft/ET....
JS





