i was not sure where to post this so i posted it here since most of the parts on my car are from AGP.
i went on the dyno for the first time today and was disappointed with my numbers, i was expecting more. i put down 313 hp & 296 tq @ 17 psi with a gt30r turbo, SCT tune by AGP and other supporting mods.
do these numbers seem low to anyone else? can anyone else with a similar setup please post your numbers to compare.
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the graph is hard to read for afr's. it says min was 11.1, max 13.3, avg 11.7 and once in boost was in 11's the whole time.
i will add the graph once im able to scan it in
oh and i was also on a mustang dyno
what would be the corrected numbers be
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the graph is hard to read for afr's. it says min was 11.1, max 13.3, avg 11.7 and once in boost was in 11's the whole time.
i will add the graph once im able to scan it in
oh and i was also on a mustang dyno
That's your problem. numbers are right on track for 17psi. that would be more like 340ish whp on a dynojet. you can lean it out a bit more too to maybe 11.7 across the board for some more power.
That's your problem. numbers are right on track for 17psi. that would be more like 340ish whp on a dynojet. you can lean it out a bit more too to maybe 11.7 across the board for some more power.
340-350 whp is what i was hoping for on 17psi. is there some sort of formula you use to convert mustang #'s to dynojet #'s?
340-350 whp is what i was hoping for on 17psi. is there some sort of formula you use to convert mustang #'s to dynojet #'s?
lol, dont try to convert it. your using a heart breaker dyno so your numbers are gonna be lower, pretty sure you would have been in the 340-350 range on a dynojet
Why race dyno numbers... goto the track and see what you run and trap!
because not everybody wants to destroy a car at the track. i dynoed my new used audi when i bought it, jsut to make sure it was on par with what it should be. why isn't that ok? i guess being in the army makes it ok to be a toughshit online.
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