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mrvax

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What the 2005 GT dynos at, rwhp and rwtq when stock. Manual numbers prefered.

Also, what they can do in the 1/4 mile stock? I'm not asking for that once in a lifetime freak run, just what can be expected from an experienced driver.

Thanks a lot!
 

bigcat

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Lightblade's 07
263rwhp 279rwtq
Bone stock.

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mrvax

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Thanks! Anyone have a stock 1/4 mile ET? Does 13.5 sound too much?
 

bigcat

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mrvax said:
Thanks! Anyone have a stock 1/4 mile ET? Does 13.5 sound too much?
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13.5 is possible with a decent driver. most people think they can drive better than they actually can. if the person driving has experience launching at the strip, then they can do it.
 

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What's everyone's thought on that stock dyno chart? I've seen several and the thing that always jumps out at me is all the peaks and valleys along the curve. I know when I was having my old 5.0 tuned, the tuner was big on getting the curve to be smooth, which I believe basically meant the air/fuel was well blanced at all points on the curve.
 

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hethj7 said:
What's everyone's thought on that stock dyno chart? I've seen several and the thing that always jumps out at me is all the peaks and valleys along the curve. I know when I was having my old 5.0 tuned, the tuner was big on getting the curve to be smooth, which I believe basically meant the air/fuel was well blanced at all points on the curve.
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It doesn't look too bad to me. It's impossible to set an A/F every 50 or so rpms. Maybe some graphs have "smoothing" turned on.
 

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my 06 GT 'vert dynoed at 273/284 and did the quarter in 14.2 in a very bad headwind,probably could have been a high 13.
 
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