First Dyno in 03' Cobra

2K1GtfromSC

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Mar 18, 2004

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• Mar 18, 2004

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I have been wanting to get a dyno for some time now but today was the first chance I had.
Had a 20min drive to the dyno, let it sit for 15 minutes and cool down some. Temp outside was 65*
First run;
396.4 rwhp SAE
379.2 rwtq SAE
Second run 3min cool down;
399.1 rwhp SAE
380.3 rwtq SAE
My only mod is Bassani cat back,
So what do think? All opinions are welcome.

 

2K1GtfromSC

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• Mar 18, 2004

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Dyno sheet

http://www.cardomain.com/member_pag...images/2/web/230000-230999/230273_30_full.jpg

 

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stvdman

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• Mar 18, 2004

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Sounds like you have a good one there. What was the weather like? Just wondering.
I got right at 392 with just a cat-back. Does the boost bypas help with more HP at the top-end?

 

2K1GtfromSC

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65*
Relative Humidity: 28%
The boost is on right when you hit the gas and does not fall off up top. As far as power I did not test that. I should have switched it back to stock to see. It only take a min. to do and it's free.

 

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Uncle Meat

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Mar 18, 2004

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• Mar 18, 2004

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Boost bypass mod is one mod I won't do... The bypass is there for a reason. By performing the boost bypass mod it does not allow the excess boost to bleed off when power-shifting and results in slightly quicker ET's, other than that it adds no HP or TQ.

You numbers look great though for just a cat back!

U.M.