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Old Jan 10, 2010, 08:54 PM
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The Official Dyno # vs. Track time thread!

So lets try this one and see what happens?

Who's dyno was it and what kind? VS. What did you run? And what is the weight?

Please write yours out like this and I will keep it updated to compare.
SCREEN NAME | SHOP/DYNO TYPE | WHP | ET @ TRAP SPEED | WEIGHT



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Old Jan 10, 2010, 08:58 PM
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Should we also add weight?

Dyno:
The Shop Dyno Dynamics
Power:
460awhp
Runs:
11.3 @ 132 @ 3370 lbs
Old Jan 10, 2010, 09:00 PM
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Sure. Sounds fair.

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To make this more legible, why not define a standard format and list of information then maintain the list in the first post. .. hell, maybe even a spreadsheet in Google docs or something. Would make the information easier to parse than picking through a thread for relevant posts.
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Originally Posted by Brian
To make this more legible, why not define a standard format and list of information then maintain the list in the first post. .. hell, maybe even a spreadsheet in Google docs or something. Would make the information easier to parse than picking through a thread for relevant posts.

Are you volunteering? Go for it! Sounds like a great idea.

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Old Jan 10, 2010, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by EmeryatSTM
Are you volunteering? Go for it! Sounds like a great idea.

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Nope, just offering up ideas to try and steer this thread away from finding its way into the dumpster.
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A dyno sheet and track slip can be provided for accuracy but the weight there is no telling who will be truthful and who wont.. Good luck with this one EM..

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I officially LOVE this thread!!!

+1 for timeslips, weight, and dynosheet as a rule of thumb.

Video of the pass would even be over the top!!
Old Jan 10, 2010, 10:27 PM
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I am 100% positive you won't be seeing "certain shops" cars in here LOL
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Sean@iveytune | Dynojet 424X | 930 Wheel | 9.17@159.68| 3050lb with driver


http://www.youtube.com/iveytune#p/u/14/Jpo5-2Bs-aA

http://www.youtube.com/iveytune#p/u/13/4zM5wmm07ts

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how about the driver and tires ?
i dont think i would pull a same number as many drag guys here with the same car same conditions.
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This should be interesting. You always see people all over say "Yea who cares about the dyno numbers, the trap speed will tell us how much power youre making" ...And then it ends there because it seems like no one has the final answer as to how much power a car makes that traps 115 or 120 or 130 lol.


Edit: And in the end...I guess who really cares lol. The 120 car makes more power than the 115 car which both make less power than the 130 car haha. But still, this will be useful to finally make some good comparisons.

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Turbojunkie/ English racing/ Dynojet 433whp /11.35 @126.12 and 11.289 @ 122.98/ 3200 #'s

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in the galaxy ? But does it smell stock ?
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Here's my contribution since the slow Evos can also provide useful data!

JRB_EVO | AMS Dynojet | 317 | 12.21@112 | 3340


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