L92 DynoJet Numbers Plus Plan B, C, D, E and F...
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#1031
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Hey Kevin, didn't I guess 567 rwhp 520 rwtq ? Because of the nickname of that dyno they use, "The Heartbreaker". Ed has posted 560/510, looks like I was close. Lets see if he can't work his magic via tuning and get her to make a little more. Just so I can be right
Who cares about Peak hp/tq, your car flat out makes power everywhere. Can't wait to see the graph. I'll bet she does a stump pulling 450 rwtq @ 3000 rpms or so !!!
SHAWN, are you "hotlapping" her on the dyno, or allowing X amount of mins to cool down so that each pull starts from the same temp?
Who cares about Peak hp/tq, your car flat out makes power everywhere. Can't wait to see the graph. I'll bet she does a stump pulling 450 rwtq @ 3000 rpms or so !!!
SHAWN, are you "hotlapping" her on the dyno, or allowing X amount of mins to cool down so that each pull starts from the same temp?
#1032
400 ft pounds from 2300 up. She's a beast.
Gotta slow down the big throttle body. You crack it a little, and she wants to go! Idle and return to idle is damn near mint! A few small adjustments and it'll be like stock.
Gotta slow down the big throttle body. You crack it a little, and she wants to go! Idle and return to idle is damn near mint! A few small adjustments and it'll be like stock.
#1036
Drum roll please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cutout's open, no air filter. Basically, the way it was run on the engine dyno.
4 or 5 pulls, and it made this with ease.
Edit: Run 12 was the best on the old motor.
Cutout's open, no air filter. Basically, the way it was run on the engine dyno.
4 or 5 pulls, and it made this with ease.
Edit: Run 12 was the best on the old motor.