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Old 12-24-2004, 10:48 PM
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Nice #'s man get you some 918's to solve your valve float issue. Great torque #'s too!!!!!
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NICE numbers, especially on a mustang dyno
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Originally Posted by XFACTOR
Nice #'s man get you some 918's to solve your valve float issue. Great torque #'s too!!!!!
i dont know that it is valve float, but I did throw that out as an option.
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Originally Posted by O3GMC
NICE numbers, especially on a mustang dyno
are mustang dynos typically lower or something? I've always heard they are more consistant, but I dunno.
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Great #'s!, how are your IAT's?
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I've heard that a loaded [mustang] dyno can be anywhere from 10-20% lower than a dynojet, depending on the dyno calibrations.
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Originally Posted by moregrip
Great #'s!, how are your IAT's?
Dunno, when I dyno'd my hptuners wasn't here yet. I got it today, so I played with it a little. I need to log a couple runs and see what she's doing...
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540 ft lbs. of torque @ 3300 rpm

Congrats man.
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do you have any pictures of your setup/truck?
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