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I got a new baseline dyno today. The only change from last year's was 5k more miles(now at 20k) and changing over to synthetic fluids. I was curious whether the synthetics would actually show a gain after 5k miles of use.
Net result, +2 whp.
Now I'm ready for those LT Headers! I'm hoping for +20 whp.
Net result, +2 whp.
Now I'm ready for those LT Headers! I'm hoping for +20 whp.
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It's hard to say what they gained you unless it's back-to-back but good thinking to get a baseline at the beginning of the year. Let me know if you want some help on those headers since we're neighbors and all...
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Originally Posted by LSxChevelle
Let me know if you want some help on those headers since we're neighbors and all...