Dyno numbers with mods torque seem low

Hungdaknees

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Was wondering what dyno numbers people are getting with there mods.
This is what I done to mine.
127mm jlt carbon intake
Ford cobra jet mono blade TB
NGK TR6 spark plugs
Kooks 1 7/8 headers with high flow cats
Dyno numbers are 730rwhp and 667 torque
On 91 octane

Torque seems low would doing pulleys bring that up any??
Mustang shop I took it to guy said that my car was make the same horsepower
That he has seen cars with pulleys and same mods.
 

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Was wondering what dyno numbers people are getting with there mods.
This is what I done to mine.
127mm jlt carbon intake
Ford cobra jet mono blade TB
NGK TR6 spark plugs
Kooks 1 7/8 headers with high flow cats
Dyno numbers are 730rwhp and 667 torque
On 91 octane

Torque seems low would doing pulleys bring that up any??
Mustang shop I took it to guy said that my car was make the same horsepower
That he has seen cars with pulleys and same mods.



Cool numbers .. If I may ask what's the boost number ?
 

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Wow a 130-150rwhp gain with those mods is crazy...

You are probably looking 100-130rwhp with those. More than a few are at 610+rwhp bone stock! I am also assuming it was tuned but is still running stock pulleys.

Completely new intake, long tubes and new cats with tune can make a big difference on a forced induction car. More air in and more air out.
 

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You are probably looking 100-130rwhp with those. More than a few are at 610+rwhp bone stock! I am also assuming it was tuned but is still running stock pulleys.

Completely new intake, long tubes and new cats with tune can make a big difference on a forced induction car. More air in and more air out.

91 octane tune is what he is running so that is where I got my numbers, i have yet to see a 91 octane 13 put down over 600 stock.
 

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91 octane tune is what he is running so that is where I got my numbers, i have yet to see a 91 octane 13 put down over 600 stock.

Is there really a 20+ difference in hp between 91 and 93 oct? Even if it is that big, which I dont think it is(5-10hp would be my guess) there is still far more variation between dynos!
 

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Is there really a 20+ difference in hp between 91 and 93 oct? Even if it is that big, which I dont think it is(5-10hp would be my guess) there is still far more variation between dynos!

Difference between 91 an 93 is negligible.
 

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