My dyno graph (finally)
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From: http://www.mphparts.com 800-364-1975
Originally Posted by NEPTUNEBILL
SAE corrections are BS in FL don't know about elsewhere I have run the DA on Mikes DYNO on two ocassions one of them the DA was 650 ft which at 3.5% per 1000ft of DA should have given me apprx 2.5% but took 3% a diff of over 5% another time the DA over a period of several pulls over an hour or better ranged from 1840fit to 2115ft even on the low end it was an almost 6.5% positive adj and SAE took 2%--we have seen the same thing on the Vinci's dyno also in Orlando--so the machines may be close to sealevel but the humidity etc always creates a high DA and I can't believe there was ever a day in FL that would require a negative adj--
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I don't know much about Winpep but my assumption is that the altitude is calculated and not manually entered?
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From: http://www.mphparts.com 800-364-1975
Originally Posted by QuickSilver2002
Get the BAP on it and you should be able to make 700RWHP if you rev it to 6700 and the belt does not slip.
Sound like you got some bad advice early on in this project (42lb injectors, no BAP on a 383 running 10psi
). Atleast you got the regulator and feed/return lines done up right.
Sound like you got some bad advice early on in this project (42lb injectors, no BAP on a 383 running 10psi
). Atleast you got the regulator and feed/return lines done up right.I guess here goes another trip to Orlando/Next Level Performance!
