Dyno numers finally

Schmuckingham

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Thanks go out to Cannon, DBL G @ DMR, Brian at Dynotune Motorsports, and my check card/lack of sleep.


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Schmuckingham

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SVT-BansheeMan

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I looked at your graph and mine and i must say, your tq curve stays up there throughout the rpm range unlike mine. That's awesome man. Any plans of going with an aftermarket blower?

edit* since the tq stays up, i guess it pulls noticeably harder from a roll than an L w/ the basic bolt ons like a pulley etc...?
 
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Schmuckingham

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I looked at your graph and mine and i must say, your tq curve stays up there throughout the rpm range unlike mine. That's awesome man. Any plans of going with an aftermarket blower?

edit* since the tq stays up, i guess it pulls noticeably harder from a roll than an L w/ the basic bolt ons like a pulley etc...?


I havent honestly driven it since i got it dynoed.

I may be getting a T Type so the L is on hold.
 

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