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Thread: Dyno results!
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Old 04-18-2008, 05:45 PM   #1 (permalink)
Maistro69
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Dyno results!

I promised results after the dyno and here they are. Mods tested are: Volant CAI, PPP Stage II heads, PPP Race warrior camshaft, American Racing longtubes with cat delete option, no resonators, and a CMR tune by Southern Hot Rod. Mustang dyno: RWHP = 465.7 @ 5920 rpm and RWTQ = 467.6 @ 4543 rpm. Estimated numbers would be about 20 more HP and TQ if it were on a Dynojet. On the same dyno a bone stock Super Bee 6.1 ran 365 RWHP so thats about 100 HP gained. I'm very HAPPY!
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Performance mods to date:
PPP Stage 2 Heads
Southern Hot Rod Special grind camshaft
American Racing Longtubes
DMH Cutouts
DSS 1000HP Halfshafts
3200 PI Stall converter
Billy Boat Exhaust
Cat delete
Resonator delete
Diablo
Strut bar
Toyo Proxes 4's

Grip Grille

Mods on order:
Bullet Twin Screw

Drag Chute "Cause this Gorilla F'ing Screams"

Non performance mods:
Too many to list"
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