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All,
I just wanted to provide an update....
I dropped the car off with Nick tonight and here is the schedule of events, so to speak:
-- The car will go in tomorrow morning. First up will be a few dyno runs on their Dynojet to establish a baseline.
-- Videos will be taken and posted on Youtube
-- Their R&D guru will begin to work his magic...they will start with 1.750" primaries and use 0.375" thick mounting flanges.
-- Once a preproduction set is done and all mounted up, the car will go back on to the dyno. The preproduction set is then removed and scanned, etc., for their various pipe bending robots.
-- Production sets will be ceramic coated inside and out.
I just wanted to provide an update....
I dropped the car off with Nick tonight and here is the schedule of events, so to speak:
-- The car will go in tomorrow morning. First up will be a few dyno runs on their Dynojet to establish a baseline.
-- Videos will be taken and posted on Youtube
-- Their R&D guru will begin to work his magic...they will start with 1.750" primaries and use 0.375" thick mounting flanges.
-- Once a preproduction set is done and all mounted up, the car will go back on to the dyno. The preproduction set is then removed and scanned, etc., for their various pipe bending robots.
-- Production sets will be ceramic coated inside and out.
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Sweet!!!!, BTW I'm in contact with Nick from Doug Thorleys....If you guys want in on our group list just PM me your contact info.......Thanks
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Quick update:
Just heard from Nick at Thorley-- The best "before headers" dyno run given my mods was 258 HP and 279 TQ at the wheels. I am no expert on dynos, but Nick said that Dynojets "tend to read a bit low." Given the crappy transaxle and high-stall TC on these cars I would think a 20% driveline loss figure wouldn't be too far out of line. I thought I would post this as a "FWIW".![ReadPB](https://ls1tech.com/forums/images/smilies2/readPB.gif)
Anyway, on to the next phase!
Morgan
PS: My car has the OEM downpipe & OEM cat, not a Hogan setup.
Just heard from Nick at Thorley-- The best "before headers" dyno run given my mods was 258 HP and 279 TQ at the wheels. I am no expert on dynos, but Nick said that Dynojets "tend to read a bit low." Given the crappy transaxle and high-stall TC on these cars I would think a 20% driveline loss figure wouldn't be too far out of line. I thought I would post this as a "FWIW".
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Anyway, on to the next phase!
Morgan
PS: My car has the OEM downpipe & OEM cat, not a Hogan setup.
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That's about what people get.
http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/63-3059_dyno.pdf
It have a k&n and magnaflow?
http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/63-3059_dyno.pdf
It have a k&n and magnaflow?
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That's about what people get.
http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/63-3059_dyno.pdf
It have a k&n and magnaflow?
http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/63-3059_dyno.pdf
It have a k&n and magnaflow?
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You are correct, on average the Mustang dyno reads lower.
Dynos are only as good as the person operating them. The operator can set them up to read high or low. For power comparisons you need to use the same dyno setup before & after mods.
When I 1st dynoed my Wife's 06 V6 Mustang it pulled almost 400rwhp with only exhaust mods due to a wrong cal entered. The next 3 runs were 203-206 rwhp which was more of what I was hoping for.
Dynos are only as good as the person operating them. The operator can set them up to read high or low. For power comparisons you need to use the same dyno setup before & after mods.
When I 1st dynoed my Wife's 06 V6 Mustang it pulled almost 400rwhp with only exhaust mods due to a wrong cal entered. The next 3 runs were 203-206 rwhp which was more of what I was hoping for.