DYNO VIDEO

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95Mustang302

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• Aug 19, 2007

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So I finally had a chance to get my dyno runs uploaded to the computer.

There are a total of 6 runs, with final power numbers at 298/317.

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/4e536cbe-35d4-47ac-8b7f-99890177ebb2.htm

 

earleys94gt

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• Aug 19, 2007

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Nice vid. and numbers. Car sounds mean as hell!

 

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wytstang

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• Aug 19, 2007

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Nice, sounds kick arse

 

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ga94gt

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• Aug 20, 2007

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Nice car and nice numbers That is what I am loooking for out of my motor build.

 

final5-0

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• Aug 20, 2007

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I looked at the vid

I see others talking about ... "numbers"

The only numbers I found were the peak values
which
Don't tell me a whole lot

Maybe I don't understand what I was looking at

Is there a typical chart somewhere I could not find?

Grady

 

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95Mustang302

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• Aug 20, 2007

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grady, i posted the charts in my last thread where you requested them...

 

25thmustang

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• Aug 20, 2007

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One question...

Why before the car was running where the tires rolling? When my car is on the dyno I have never seen the tires rolling, and it even takes a bit of RPM and clutch riding to get the rollers to spin (I assume this is because of the factors they have in the dyno to put a load on the car). Just looked weird with the tires spinning and then hearing the car start.

Numbers do look good though, and it sounds mean!

 

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95Mustang302

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• Aug 20, 2007

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the videos were not spliced together in chronological order and they are rolling because the car stalled out right before he was about to make the run, so the wheels were rolling while he was restarting the car

 

25thmustang

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• Aug 20, 2007

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Ahh okay that explains it...