Stock LT1 Dyno results....
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Stock LT1 Dyno results....
Nothing earth shattering here, but a "data point" for anyone interested in data points. 155k, stock except for a K&N filter. Notice that I had the pull start way down low so that we could see tq from bottom to top. I wanted to see the pull start at 900 RPM, but the operator had "itchy foot" and hit it at ~12-1500. All three pulls were done right in a row, first pull, the engine was cold (~130*F or so).
As another data point, the car did 277 on a different Dynojet, about 2.5 years ago.
EDIT: '89 L98 graph added on page 2, post #35, for comparison's sake.
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As another data point, the car did 277 on a different Dynojet, about 2.5 years ago.
EDIT: '89 L98 graph added on page 2, post #35, for comparison's sake.
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Last edited by Tom400CFI; 07-08-2019 at 11:58 AM.
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dizwiz24 (07-06-2019)
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Sorry, that is right. Manual trans. Good question.
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A/F is 15.5 is that right, seems lean, any comments made about that by your dyno guy? would more fuel help? Those are really good numbers for a 300 hp stock motor.
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That was just a default. They didn't use a WB02...even though they said that they would. Otherwise, you're be right...that would be very lean for WOT.
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Very interesting results! Kind of makes everyone want to re-think the idea that the short runner intake is giving up a lot of low-end torque.
I'll be very curious to dyno mine and compare the results.
I'll be very curious to dyno mine and compare the results.
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Thanks for posting this! I'm impressed, was this on a Mustang dyno?
EDIT: No Vinnie, it was on a Dynojet, pay attention
Aren't dynojets known to read higher than other dynos? I heard they are more consistent however, which is more important. Either way, you give me and my 120k mile LT1 hope
EDIT: No Vinnie, it was on a Dynojet, pay attention
Aren't dynojets known to read higher than other dynos? I heard they are more consistent however, which is more important. Either way, you give me and my 120k mile LT1 hope
Last edited by vinniemc; 04-17-2013 at 11:27 PM.
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Thanks for posting this! I'm impressed, was this on a Mustang dyno?
EDIT: No Vinnie, it was on a Dynojet, pay attention
Aren't dynojets known to read higher than other dynos? I heard they are more consistent however, which is more important. Either way, you give me and my 120k mile LT1 hope
EDIT: No Vinnie, it was on a Dynojet, pay attention
Aren't dynojets known to read higher than other dynos? I heard they are more consistent however, which is more important. Either way, you give me and my 120k mile LT1 hope
It seems that there are a lot more dynojets out there then the mustang dynos. FWIW IMO I don't believe they are underrated. Consider the car above was rated at 300 hp and 340 lb torque from factory, and yes its at the flywheel. But in most cases the factory rating is a little under the actual output. They don't get in trouble for underrating, but overrating is another story. Just go ask mazda about their RX8