Desktop Dyno users...In here!

mustangfreak_2001

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St Petersburg FL

Dec 11, 2003

#1

• Dec 11, 2003

• #1

Hey, I was toying around with this thing and was looking at Dart's specs on heads and a 351 block and with some boost I came up with this. Could you look at this and tell me what I could do better? I know I didnt do it 100% correct and I really dont know how to use it.

http://webpages.charter.net/taurusluver/corey351a.dyn

I like the #'s though

 

mustangfreak_2001

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St Petersburg FL

Dec 11, 2003

#2

• Dec 11, 2003

• #2

heres a screen shot

 

88POSLX

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Sep 16, 2002

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Red Deer, AB

Dec 11, 2003

#3

• Dec 11, 2003

• #3

Well, here's an example of what changes will do...

In the first screen shot (ss), it's a 351 (not stroked like yours), with the same turbo setup. It's running the Edelbrock 6089 heads and F-cam.

The second ss is the same setup, only a wilder cam profile (comp cams).

The third ss is the same cam, only with Trickflow R heads.


The hardest part of dyno2000 is inputting flow numbers for heads and inputting cam timing numbers for cam profiles.

 

2MuchPSIForU

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Sep 7, 2002

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Toronto, Ontario

Dec 12, 2003

#4

• Dec 12, 2003

• #4

nice setups, but they make their power WAY too late... 5500- 8000 ?

I doubt your run of the mill 351 will sping that high but it's just for f@cking around on i guess.

 

mustangfreak_2001

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Dec 12, 2003

#5

• Dec 12, 2003

• #5

waaaaayy to high of an RPM for my tastes. Id like to make my power around 4-5.5K

 

88POSLX

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Red Deer, AB

Dec 12, 2003

#6

• Dec 12, 2003

• #6

Well, once you start making 900hp, you'll need a 8-9000rpm redline so you can pull the 160mph quarters...