cartek dynoed my 98
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cartek dynoed my 98
This sat they did a little tuneup (plugs & fuel filter) on my new (for me) 98 six speed coupe. Bone stock. Stock filter and all. It got 302 HP and 322 Pounds of torque. I am scanning the dyno sheet now. Is that normal for a stock C5? I was pretty pscyhed to have over 300 and have yet to do anything. :cool:
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Re: cartek dynoed my 98 (howies98)
This sat they did a little tuneup (plugs & fuel filter) on my new (for me) 98 six speed coupe. Bone stock. Stock filter and all. It got 302 HP and 322 Pounds of torque. I am scanning the dyno sheet now. Is that normal for a stock C5? I was pretty pscyhed to have over 300 and have yet to do anything. :cool:
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Mark
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Re: cartek dynoed my 98 (mdhmi@yahoo.com)
This sat they did a little tuneup (plugs & fuel filter) on my new (for me) 98 six speed coupe. Bone stock. Stock filter and all. It got 302 HP and 322 Pounds of torque. I am scanning the dyno sheet now. Is that normal for a stock C5? I was pretty pscyhed to have over 300 and have yet to do anything. :cool:
Was it a Mustang dyno or a Dynojet ? The dynojet tends to run 5-8% higher than a Mustang - that is why I ask. If it was a Mustang dyno 300 rwhp would be very respectful for a stock C5. The performance shop that dynoed my car said they typically see 270-280rwhp on a stock C5; they have a Mustang dyno.
Regards,
Mark
Was it a Mustang dyno or a Dynojet ? The dynojet tends to run 5-8% higher than a Mustang - that is why I ask. If it was a Mustang dyno 300 rwhp would be very respectful for a stock C5. The performance shop that dynoed my car said they typically see 270-280rwhp on a stock C5; they have a Mustang dyno.
Regards,
Mark
Curiously, the two dyno's were very close when I dyno'ed my '02 Z06.
The important thing is that the quoted number is SAE corrected. There can still be wide variations as noted and discussed on this forum dozens of times.
