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FoxRod87

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I ran my 96npi GT on the dyno today. The engine is stock with 184,000 miles on it, K&N filter and exhaust. It put down 192 hp and 258 tq. Not to bad for a high mileage npi engine. Now within 2 months I will have done a PI swap and then we will see what she'll put down. I am going to put stock PI heads, cams and intake on and all the bolt ons I can do. What do you guys think I will put down then?
 

COramprat

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What Dyno did you run on? That is damn good for a stock NPI.
 

FoxRod87

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It was a Dynojet in SC. It was a nice cool day today. What do they usually put out?
 

Winters98GT

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your car is right on for milage. I believe my 98 dynoed 204rwhp with pullies and an h pipe many years ago.
 
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sounds right...with a pi swap and a tune you should make like 250.

Longtubes could bump that up to 260+
 

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Are you putting PI cams in there also?
 

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very nice numbers I put down 187rwhp and 264rwtq with my stock 98 vert.
 

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ProCharger GT said:
Are you putting PI cams in there also?
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yes heads, cams and intake.
 

BurningRubber

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Not bad, sounds like your motor is still in good shape and not getting wheezy yet, lol.
 

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Those are solid numbers!

Were they SAE adjusted, or standard numbers?

My "stock" PI headswap (box stock '01 heads/cams, '02 intake, stock manifolds) put down 248rwhp/306 rwtq Standard on a cool day through cats and flowmaster weld-ins. I bet you'll do at least that well.
 
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Good numbers for a npi with that mileage. Did you go to Pro-Dyno?
 
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