My dyno sheets from this yr
http://www.machv.com/macvleaktes.html
JUst make sure you know the FP black is 84mm inlet which is i believe 3.5" so you will need to buy a coupler for it to put on your leak tester unless you can find one made for the same diameter.
i bought mine from there and its a nice leak tester.
doubt its a leak tho.. if they built car they tested it prior to dyno.. its something else being overlooked. or the cams suck that bad.
JUst make sure you know the FP black is 84mm inlet which is i believe 3.5" so you will need to buy a coupler for it to put on your leak tester unless you can find one made for the same diameter.
i bought mine from there and its a nice leak tester.
doubt its a leak tho.. if they built car they tested it prior to dyno.. its something else being overlooked. or the cams suck that bad.
http://www.machv.com/macvleaktes.html
JUst make sure you know the FP black is 84mm inlet which is i believe 3.5" so you will need to buy a coupler for it to put on your leak tester unless you can find one made for the same diameter.
i bought mine from there and its a nice leak tester.
doubt its a leak tho.. if they built car they tested it prior to dyno.. its something else being overlooked. or the cams suck that bad.
JUst make sure you know the FP black is 84mm inlet which is i believe 3.5" so you will need to buy a coupler for it to put on your leak tester unless you can find one made for the same diameter.
i bought mine from there and its a nice leak tester.
doubt its a leak tho.. if they built car they tested it prior to dyno.. its something else being overlooked. or the cams suck that bad.
i said the same thing, there has to be a huge boost leak or the car is veeeery conservative tuned. If you spent all that money the boost leak test should have been done at the shop where they built your car and tuned....i would have never left the shop until things got straighten out or i got what i paid for and thats at least 450whp on 93..
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we commonly see 430 awhp on the FP red with a stock shorty/head but those are dynojet numbers. If you subtract 13% for BR Mustang numbers you'll be right at 380's. The fp black doesn't do much more for pump gas numbers because like the red, the hotside it small. The cars with built short blocks/heads will do a little better many 450 awhp.
I don't think you're as far off from where you should be as you think. If you were running an aftermarket ecu or filtering out some knock on the stock ecu I'm sure it would go higher. (we don't recommend either)
I don't think you're as far off from where you should be as you think. If you were running an aftermarket ecu or filtering out some knock on the stock ecu I'm sure it would go higher. (we don't recommend either)
we commonly see 430 awhp on the FP red with a stock shorty/head but those are dynojet numbers. If you subtract 13% for BR Mustang numbers you'll be right at 380's. The fp black doesn't do much more for pump gas numbers because like the red, the hotside it small. The cars with built short blocks/heads will do a little better many 450 awhp.
I don't think you're as far off from where you should be as you think. If you were running an aftermarket ecu or filtering out some knock on the stock ecu I'm sure it would go higher. (we don't recommend either)
I don't think you're as far off from where you should be as you think. If you were running an aftermarket ecu or filtering out some knock on the stock ecu I'm sure it would go higher. (we don't recommend either)
My tuner before tuning my car made me get a boost leak test, compresion test, change my spark plugs, checked timing and ect.
Last edited by JDM EVO PANAMA; Dec 27, 2010 at 10:15 PM.


