#28983 - 04/19/07 10:22 PM
Re: Guess the dyno numbers!
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Prolly a Mustang dyno?
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#28984 - 04/19/07 10:32 PM
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Originally posted by Arcxnus: I dunno, that makes me think that dyno was off.
That seems like a low number for the time you ran and the mods you have. I'm not sure about the different types of dynos but I believe this one was designed for RWD cars. They were having trouble getting a good pull on the car, so who knows. Maybe it was off, because I thought it seemed low as well, since a stock L67 is 195 whp.
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#28987 - 04/20/07 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by drummerboy1307: Do it T-bat!! x80 bagillion!! do it! and drummer, that seems wayy too low. im disappointed in those #'s. Our cars are pretty similar, (swap the headers for your cam). I want to see your 1/4 when you run it
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#28989 - 04/21/07 12:25 AM
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Well fellas, looks like this top swap business didn't work out as well as I had hoped, at least in my case. I just got back from the track and my PB tonight was 14.518 @ 95.1 MPH. I couldn't get traction until well after the 60' mark, and even then it barked 'em pretty good on the 1-2 shift. I don't know if I need better tires, or if my car just isn't performing like I thought it would. I figured even if I couldn't hit 13's like I wanted, I would still be hitting solid mid-low 14's. So I'm going back Sunday, and it's supposed to be nice and hot, and I'm gonna lower the tire pressure 10 psi or so. Maybe that will help me hook better, and get some better times. I must admit; I'm pretty disappointed with my car's performance over the last couple of days.
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#28990 - 04/21/07 12:41 AM
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Well you shouldn't be disappointed, just because your numbers aren't there, if you don't have traction then know that your numbers ought to be much lower, so think of it that way.
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#28991 - 04/21/07 01:09 AM
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List your mods something is off with your setup,possibly your tune .Chico.
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#28992 - 04/21/07 01:10 AM
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Couple questions that might have an effect: What's your altitude? Was the track prepped properly?
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#28993 - 04/21/07 01:25 AM
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Chico, mods are in my sig. Basically top end swap with IS1 N/A cam, PEM's, DP, and CAI.
Rook, the elevation is about 800 ft above sea level at the local drag strip. I'm not sure on the prepping question, because this was my first time actually running a car at the track so I wouldn't know how to compare it.
I didn't do too bad in the launches, it just spun like crazy. (.122 was my best R/T, and I had a 2.16 60')
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#28994 - 04/21/07 02:02 AM
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I hate to say that Intense N/A cam may be part of your problem if I had known you were going to do a top swap I would have steered you away,I just looked at the mods on the test ZZP M-90 dyno Regal and they got 253whp and 300 wtq this is on a 150k engine with only u-bend and resonator delete and a open cone,the good knews you can drop pulley sizes to a 3.4 fairly safely with your mods and a custom tune from a knowlegable tuner should help.Chico.
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#28995 - 04/21/07 11:48 AM
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So would it be advantageous to think about swapping cams to an XP or Blower cam from Intense?
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#28996 - 04/21/07 02:24 PM
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I would try to tune for the cam you have but I do'nt think with the duration you have your golden but you may come up with a better set of numbers.Chico.
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