"The Shop's" Evo FP Red Street Monster
Dude...the school work is getting to me...
I thought I asked it, but between reading a crap ton and writing I must have forgot...
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Thanks man, Deff cant wait to see yours!
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The Correction factor is always 1.2, unless the customer on the dyno ask's for 1.0. This has been stated over and over again.
Mike's car made just under 400 whp to go 10's @ 127 mph with a 1.0 CF. At just over 3100 lbs. So 480whp seems more realist to compare to other dynos
My car made 450 whp to go 11.0 @ 132 at 3400lbs plus with a 1.0 CF. with a 1.9 60ft.
All Dyno Dynmaics read the same and are extremely low compared to other dynos.
Again Dynos are a great tuning tool to see gains or losses.
Mike's car made just under 400 whp to go 10's @ 127 mph with a 1.0 CF. At just over 3100 lbs. So 480whp seems more realist to compare to other dynos
My car made 450 whp to go 11.0 @ 132 at 3400lbs plus with a 1.0 CF. with a 1.9 60ft.
All Dyno Dynmaics read the same and are extremely low compared to other dynos.
Again Dynos are a great tuning tool to see gains or losses.
Last edited by DBallz; Mar 2, 2009 at 04:38 PM.
Damn it I have no idea why all of a sudden CF is now the big deal. I mean if Mike traps 127+ does the CF really matter? If Freddy runs 132+ does his dyno CF matter? My 2 cents is everyone that is concerning themselves with the CF are simply hatters. My car was tuned by DynoFlash at the shop on a 1.2 correction and you know what my trap speeds are right where they need to be for stock turbo. And now that I think about it Jimmy and Junior if your listening I so want to get my red turbo tuned on a 1.2 correction. Let the hate go and lets be happy that the evo community has a great vendor(The Shop), great tuner(Junior), and a great drive (Mike) that know's what they are doing and knows how to drive the ***** out of these cars.
We just do what we love doing and do it well!
Guys will always try to compare your number with theirs on the dyno,, it's a normal thing.-- But keep in mind that these machines read different numbers. The key is to tune on one machine and look for improvements after mods/tuning. It's just a tuning tool.
I read through so many posts with dyno #'s from different owners. To me, the MD numbers have the most variety in calculated hp-- Some guys have 390hp, some guys have 480hp-- trapping the same at the track. Track numbers vs weight is the real indicator of power to the wheels.
Keep up the good work Mike-- Good luck at the track!!




..we're all subscribed to see where this leads to. Great Work Guys