My JAM 2.3 50-trim dyno at CBRD
we were using speed based rpm on the dyno, which skews the rpm values sometimes, but the actual hp numbers dont vary.... our inductive pickup has been giving us problems...
the car was actually being revved to 7100... full boost is around 3800 rpm...
cb
for reference my 2.3 with HUGE cylinder head and 35R with 67 comp wheel hits 23psi around 4750
the car was actually being revved to 7100... full boost is around 3800 rpm...
cb
for reference my 2.3 with HUGE cylinder head and 35R with 67 comp wheel hits 23psi around 4750
i think a 50 trim with some slightly larger wheels would be awesome....especially with the 2.3 liter...
marti from vip is a great guy.... we may set up another 50 trim kit on a really good clients car on a 2.0 evo ix, with a blouch 50 trim variation.
cheers
cb
marti from vip is a great guy.... we may set up another 50 trim kit on a really good clients car on a 2.0 evo ix, with a blouch 50 trim variation.
cheers
cb
Thanks Chad, it's been great talkin to you and I really hope we can work together more and more real soon!
No I think you are mistaken...I'm not aware of anybody who would ever say a Mustang Dyno reads really high. They are known as the "Universal HeartBreakers" for a reason. To my knowledge, at the factory calibrations they all read lower than any other Dyno on the market today.
No I think you are mistaken...I'm not aware of anybody who would ever say a Mustang Dyno reads really high. They are known as the "Universal HeartBreakers" for a reason. To my knowledge, at the factory calibrations they all read lower than any other Dyno on the market today.




Hopefully not for long