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This is on a Mustang MD-1100 Eddy Current load bearing dynamometer. It has new cnc ported heads, blower cam and coated Pacesetter headers that fit perfect. Tuned conservatively for longevity.
Last edited by vettedawg2; Oct 24, 2017 at 12:48 AM.
If you like it then cool but that’s a lot of money for those results.
Peak numbers don't tell the whole story here. These numbers would be well over 600 on a dynojet. Its the torque curve that looks very good. 500 plus from 2400rpm to 5700rpm.
The boost curve seems a little odd for a TVS.....pretty flat until 5k then a dramatic sweep up. My Saab 9-7x (trailblazer SS) with a TVS1900 comes up to max boost early then tapers off near the shift....and I've seen some of the TVS2300's doing similar. Otherwise not bad numbers really for a conservative dyno....plenty of dynos in the Detroit area that read an easy 100 whp higher then they should.
Plus this one did more, and is N/A...thoughts?
(I know Dynojet vs. Mustang...but?)
On a dynojet it would show over 620 each and power under the curve is much higher than a heads and cam only car with much better street manners. Peak numbers don't tell the whole story.
Eforce's all have boost creep at high rpm, although this one seems excessive. Could just be the setup. With that torque curve that thing will be a lot of fun to play with on the streets...
Eforce's all have boost creep at high rpm, although this one seems excessive. Could just be the setup. With that torque curve that thing will be a lot of fun to play with on the streets...
I thought boost creep was caused by a wastegate's inability to bleed enough boost. Does the bypass valve on the Edelbrock try to regulate max boost? I thought it would just build boost the faster you spun it.
I thought boost creep was caused by a wastegate's inability to bleed enough boost. Does the bypass valve on the Edelbrock try to regulate max boost? I thought it would just build boost the faster you spun it.
Its caused by the design of the runners. They are restrictive at higher boost so it builds up.