227.3 WHP on a mustang dyno
227.3 WHP on a mustang dyno
Had the car dynoed today. 227.3 whp and 232.0 ft/lbs. The car has been on a dyno dynamics dyno and posted 248 whp and 248 ft/lbs. Interesting in the difference. Mods are in my sig.
I did it mainly so I could have a baseline reading on the car so when my JIC DP gets here (next week I hope) I will have a reference as to what it is doing to the car.
its not really being lost. Dyno's all read differently. That was why I needed to have a baseline on this one. I moved from Phoenix to Las Vegas and have to go to a different shop.
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I wish I could explain it to you (I'm not that technically compitent) but I suggest you do a search; this has been addressed many times.
This is the reason why comparing dyno numbers from different dynos, run on different days under different conditions is absolutely meaningless.
A dyno run should be used simply as a baseline for establishing power output before and after adding mods. If you run your baseline on a particular dyno, then you should ideally re-visit the same dyno after adding mods to gauge the performance difference.
This is the reason why comparing dyno numbers from different dynos, run on different days under different conditions is absolutely meaningless.
A dyno run should be used simply as a baseline for establishing power output before and after adding mods. If you run your baseline on a particular dyno, then you should ideally re-visit the same dyno after adding mods to gauge the performance difference.
Originally Posted by MTMS4
I wish I could explain it to you (I'm not that technically compitent) but I suggest you do a search; this has been addressed many times.
This is the reason why comparing dyno numbers from different dynos, run on different days under different conditions is absolutely meaningless.
A dyno run should be used simply as a baseline for establishing power output before and after adding mods. If you run your baseline on a particular dyno, then you should ideally re-visit the same dyno after adding mods to gauge the performance difference.
This is the reason why comparing dyno numbers from different dynos, run on different days under different conditions is absolutely meaningless.
A dyno run should be used simply as a baseline for establishing power output before and after adding mods. If you run your baseline on a particular dyno, then you should ideally re-visit the same dyno after adding mods to gauge the performance difference.
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Originally Posted by althemean
Had the car dynoed today. 227.3 whp and 232.0 ft/lbs. The car has been on a dyno dynamics dyno and posted 248 whp and 248 ft/lbs. Interesting in the difference. Mods are in my sig.
Originally Posted by 3000ways
Wow you made 248WHP on a dyno dynamics with those mods in your sig, wow that's impressive, for so few of mods.