What a difference 30 degrees and a little tuning does....
On a dynojet right?
A load-bearing Mustang and Dyno Dynamics are more indicative of real wheel horsepower.
A load-bearing Mustang and Dyno Dynamics are more indicative of real wheel horsepower.
Originally Posted by 4TUN8
Ahhh want to get technical eh? Ok how about this then.....neither dyno are indicative of real horsepower, just 2 different graphs for the same trap speed.

I just said a load-bearing Mustang and Dyno Dynamics are more indicative of real wheel horsepower. Which is why the ECU+ log with 0% tranny loss is closer numbers wise to those dynos then dynojets.
Last edited by razorlab; Jan 23, 2006 at 10:27 AM.
I don't think you're fighting me perse, I'm just saying, when you really think about it, how can you be sure which Dyno is correct.
Doesn't matter anyway with the whole gas issue.
Doesn't matter anyway with the whole gas issue.
Originally Posted by 4TUN8
I don't think you're fighting me perse, I'm just saying, when you really think about it, how can you be sure which Dyno is correct.
Doesn't matter anyway with the whole gas issue.
Doesn't matter anyway with the whole gas issue.
if it was the other way around, 20% would take power away.






