My dyno numbers...

Tunez4523

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My dyno numbers... (Video Added)

Here are the mods:
Mac Pro-Chamber
Mac Flow-Path Cat-Back
Mac Straight Shot with MAF
Accufab 75mm Throttle body and Elbow
SCT Custom Tune
4.10 Gears

Here are the numbers from a Mustang Dyno:
dyno.jpg


There was another set of numbers I saw displayed at:
261.1 TQ and 229.6 HP

How Accurate does that seem?
 
Seems a little high to me as well but if you add the 15-18% difference in that the Mustang Dyno loses compared to the Dyno Jet, the numbers come up almost correct. I have the video of the run but it is 12 megs and I really don;t want to host it on my web space at that size. Anyone know of any quicktime editors that I can use to trim the "fat" off the video? I was told that it was on a "Dyno Jet" setting to see the difference. Like I said as well, the other numbers I saw said 229.6 HP and 261.1 TQ. Add 15% to that and you get 264.0 in HP and 300.2 in TQ. Add in 18% and you get 270.9 in HP and 308.1 in TQ.

I am not saying that the numbers are dead solid, I just want some insight into why they are so high. I mean, my car would be a MAJOR freak to see those numbers.
 
i put down 281, 276, & 276 on a mustang dyno with all of my mods in the sig. Lt's, prochamber, flowpaths, trickflow plenum, 70mm tb, & mac straightshot with MAF, (4.10's), for all my power mods. so it's very possible that it's that close :nice:
 
I've never seen a dyno graph that looks like that..it appears to be a program that corrects the #'s back to flywheel hp/tq. with a nice print out.

I'd say the 230/260+ were the rear wheel #'s.

Or...your car is a complete freak.
 
If it was only putting out what the stock numbers should be with all of the mods, I would sell it. I was thinking around 250 or so in HP but was kinda surprised and honestly thinking something was wrong at the 273.
 
Tunez4523 said:
If it was only putting out what the stock numbers should be with all of the mods, I would sell it. I was thinking around 250 or so in HP but was kinda surprised and honestly thinking something was wrong at the 273.

Going by past dynos posted, I would agree with your estimates of 250rwhp and in the 270s on tq. Don't know what's going on with that dyno sheet. :shrug:
 
I just got my car dynod last night. Something is not right here. I saw your video and your rpm and mph don't add up. I have an 01 mustang with a few more mods than you and mine was on a mustang dyno. MY top speed in 4th gear was 118mph at 5900rpm. My numbers came out to 233hp and 260 torque. I have mac straight shot,mac long tubes,accufab plenum,accufab 75mm throttle body,390 gears and 2 steps colder spark plugs because I am spraying a 100 shot. My numbers are a little low N/A but it's set up for nitrous. I don't see how yours would be 40 more on hp though? Something doesn't add up. :shrug: The other numbers though, that sounds right, 229hp and 261trq. I would go off of that. I don't know what that dyno sheet is.
 
Now I'm not an expert here, but the weight the dyno operator enters affects you rwhp. I see its listed at 3240, which is a bit low and may be the cause of your high #'s. For example, I have had my Mach on Mustang dyno twice, First in April they put it at 3750 (270) and then in Sept 3625 (289) after I removed a few worthless mods . I made more hp with less mods at 3625. Also, I believe all stangs should figured at 3750. Dont flame please b/c this is just what I'm pretty sure of, not certain. Also, did you do a 1/4 mi run on there? Has any one else? Just curious how accurate they are.
 
You don't do 1/4 mile runs on a dyno.

Mach's weigh a bit more than standard 2v's but, either way, his numbers don't seem correct no matter how you look at it. If it were a dyno jet, it would still be high but at least more reasonable.