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Old Sep 4, 2011 | 10:44 AM
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My 05 LS2 made 384/392 on a Mustang with ported stock IM and headers. Made 468/445 by adding FAST 102, CNC'd stock heads and mild cam. Same car made 485/440 on a Dynojet. This all done in S Florida in August, so numbers may be higher when the weather cools off a bit.

I would be very surprised if this build made similar numbers on another dyno. It can be done, ask HC Mechanic. He made 525 rwhp in a max effort build in stock ported heads. Leavin U is also above 500 rwhp on stock heads.
I'm not sure what your point is?

Your numbers are quite realistic.
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Originally Posted by FloydSummerOf68
I'm not sure what your point is?

Your numbers are quite realistic.
I was posting my numbers only as a comparison. My point is that the OP's original numbers seem very high for CAI and headers only, especially for an LS2 on a Mustang dyno. In addition, I am surprised that adding LS3 heads and a cam would add over 100 rwhp to the wheels. Not unless it was a max effort cam, raising CR (whick wod definately require flycutting the pistons), an UD pulley and any other tricks.

Mustang dynos are generally very stingy. Maybe the OP has done this type of work and didn't leave enough detail in the original post.

I edited my previous post to make it more clear what I was getting at. Sorry for any confusion.

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Originally Posted by taken19
I was posting my numbers only as a comparison. My point is that the OP's original numbers seem very high for CAI and headers only, especially for an LS2 on a Mustang dyno. In addition, I am surprised that adding LS3 heads and a cam would add over 100 rwhp to the wheels. Not unless it was a max effort cam, raising CR (whick wod definately require flycutting the pistons), an UD pulley and any other tricks.

Mustang dynos are generally very stingy. Maybe the OP has done this type of work and didn't leave enough detail in the original post.
Ah, gotcha.

I agree that over 100rwhp is impressive gains, but you have to remember that when he dynod 404rwhp he didn't even have a dynotune, it was only a tune from a predator programmer.

100rwhp is believable for a good head/cam/intake/tune....far more so than 404rwhp with intake/headers/programmer.
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Floyd, good point about the baseline tune on a programmer I agree with you about 100 rwhp with good H/C/I and dynotune. I guess we need cam specs to speculate about that.
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Originally Posted by FloydSummerOf68
Your numbers are quite realistic.
Originally Posted by FloydSummerOf68
I agree that over 100rwhp is impressive gains, but you have to remember that when he dynod 404rwhp he didn't even have a dynotune, it was only a tune from a predator programmer.

100rwhp is believable for a good head/cam/intake/tune....far more so than 404rwhp with intake/headers/programmer.
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Old Sep 4, 2011 | 04:53 PM
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My 06 Z51 with a Spin ported Fast & TB only will do 355 RW on a calibrated Mustang dyno. I never dyno'd the car stock, if we assume 0 gains from Spins then taken19 #'s on a Mustang seem plausible.

If a Spin ported Fast & TB are worth anything then I wonder about both Mustang's reported in this thread.

It really does not matter as gains & loses are really what matters. Dyne's are like politicians, tell me what I want to hear & your in!
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Old Sep 6, 2011 | 07:12 AM
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My 06 Z51 with a Spin ported Fast & TB only will do 355 RW on a calibrated Mustang dyno. I never dyno'd the car stock, if we assume 0 gains from Spins then taken19 #'s on a Mustang seem plausible.

If a Spin ported Fast & TB are worth anything then I wonder about both Mustang's reported in this thread.

It really does not matter as gains & loses are really what matters. Dyne's are like politicians, tell me what I want to hear & your in!
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Old Sep 6, 2011 | 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by CTD
My 06 Z51 with a Spin ported Fast & TB only will do 355 RW on a calibrated Mustang dyno. I never dyno'd the car stock, if we assume 0 gains from Spins then taken19 #'s on a Mustang seem plausible.

If a Spin ported Fast & TB are worth anything then I wonder about both Mustang's reported in this thread.

It really does not matter as gains & loses are really what matters. Dyne's are like politicians, tell me what I want to hear & your in!
The mustang dyno you were on could've also been reading low.
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Did Tommy tune it? He put a set of 3.73's in my Firehawk years ago...he's a good guy!
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Did Tommy tune it? He put a set of 3.73's in my Firehawk years ago...he's a good guy!
Yes he did!
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