BR 2.3/FP Green 573whp dynosheet
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The original post "Supposed to go shooting today with Nate from TPG but we got rained out, drove the EVO to put more break in miles on it, so we ended up putting it on the dynojet. First pull boost hit 25 falling to 22psi and made 537/437. Boost was lower than it was on the street due to it being so cold out, it was holding a steady 25psi on the street. Ended up turning the boost up too a 30 spike bleeding to 25 at redline for 573whp and 510tq. Outside in the 30 degree weather the car feels much faster than this since it holds much more boost! Will be taking it to Buschurs Mustang dyno to compare 2.0/2.3 pulls this week, there was 380 miles on the new motor at the time of the dyno, Brad Penn 30W break in oil. VERY happy with this combo, the BR 2.3/FP Green 73HTA is an insane street combo good for well into the 140mph range on E85 with modest boost levels. Nate will post the dyno sheet in this thread."
Here's a digital copy of the graph.
Again, congrats to Curt for putting together yet another solid car. Just to clear up any confusion, Curt did all the tuning on this setup I just looked over his shoulder at some logs on the dyno. By no means was this kill mode big power either, the car has alot left in it!
Also, these were 3rd gear pulls on a Dynojet, we could have pulled the car in 4th and started a little sooner in the rpms and it would have shifted the torque curve down a bit!
Nate
TPG
Again, congrats to Curt for putting together yet another solid car. Just to clear up any confusion, Curt did all the tuning on this setup I just looked over his shoulder at some logs on the dyno. By no means was this kill mode big power either, the car has alot left in it!
Also, these were 3rd gear pulls on a Dynojet, we could have pulled the car in 4th and started a little sooner in the rpms and it would have shifted the torque curve down a bit!
Nate
TPG
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Here's a digital copy of the graph.
Again, congrats to Curt for putting together yet another solid car. Just to clear up any confusion, Curt did all the tuning on this setup I just looked over his shoulder at some logs on the dyno. By no means was this kill mode big power either, the car has alot left in it!
Also, these were 3rd gear pulls on a Dynojet, we could have pulled the car in 4th and started a little sooner in the rpms and it would have shifted the torque curve down a bit!
Nate
TPG
Again, congrats to Curt for putting together yet another solid car. Just to clear up any confusion, Curt did all the tuning on this setup I just looked over his shoulder at some logs on the dyno. By no means was this kill mode big power either, the car has alot left in it!
Also, these were 3rd gear pulls on a Dynojet, we could have pulled the car in 4th and started a little sooner in the rpms and it would have shifted the torque curve down a bit!
Nate
TPG
there ya go. There's not much weight on the front tires...
Removed the ACD & ABS that explains about 40 pounds. where did the other 1xx lbs come from? Oil cooler delete? How about some pics of the hubs or that pedal box
Removed the ACD & ABS that explains about 40 pounds. where did the other 1xx lbs come from? Oil cooler delete? How about some pics of the hubs or that pedal box

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