Finally got to a dyno.

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345RWHP on a mustang dyno at around 3500' above sea level. :kaboom:

Current mods are: bassani catted x, M55 catback, WMS CAI, Predator tune.... and some big ass bassani baffles stuffed in the tailpipes to keep the cops away. :(

Anyway, the guy running the dyno said he figured it would actually pull around 360RWHP without the baffles. :eek:
 

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yup, 04.... which is now in the shop getting a 4lb lower installed.... nothing is as motivating as low numbers. :)
 

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Wow! Not sure of my altitude, but I put down 392 to the wheels with just RAI at JDM. Not sure of the dyno type...
 

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I think your mustang dyno #'s are roughly 400-405 on a dynojet (dont' quote me on that) and if that is the case, they are about 25-30 lower than some that I have seen that have a tune with intake and exhaust mods.
 

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Get rid of the dam CAI....I had nothing but problems! If you can try throwing a steeda or a K&N FIPK on there and see the difference!!
 

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Tranzlucent said:
I think your mustang dyno #'s are roughly 400-405 on a dynojet (dont' quote me on that) and if that is the case, they are about 25-30 lower than some that I have seen that have a tune with intake and exhaust mods.

The fellow running the shop said it worked out to about 460 at the crank SAE.

High elevation + mustang dyno = low numbers :shrug:

Once the pulley is on there I'll probably take it back and do a couple of pulls with the baffles in and out to see just how much HP they're costing me.
 

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...should also note that it was fairly hot and humid that day. Air temp was around 80F, and the blower was at 120F.

Either way, this was a bit lower than what I expected. :shrug:
 

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