GT350 on the dyno!!!

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Not bad: http://wot.motortrend.com/hear-the-shelby-gt350s-flat-plane-crank-v-8-on-the-dyno.html

At over 100° F and 20% humidity.... 467HP and 379lb-ft at the wheels.

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Difference in power between GT350 and GT350R
http://wot.motortrend.com/does-the-shelby-gt350r-make-more-power-than-the-regular-gt350-wvideo.html

GT350: 467hp
GT350R: 471hp

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From this test, GT350 runs 12.4 @ 117.8mph and GT350R runs 12.1 @ 119.6 mph
 
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this engine desperately needs a variable length runner intake manifold!!! please please someone make one for this car!
 

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Dynojet reads very high. Mustang dyno has a lot more truth to it. It would put down about 435 WHP, which is nothing to sneeze at.

Not necessarily. If you take 467/526 that comes out to right about 12% drivetrain loss, which is very believable. Your 435 puts it closer to 18%, which is getting into AWD territory.
 

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It also depends on the dyno calibration. Sometimes, mustang dynos can read similarly to a DJ. They need to strap a Z28 down to that dyno right before or after the GT350 so that we can compare.
 

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Those new GT350's are fantastic looking cars, great power!

Dynojet reads very high. Mustang dyno has a lot more truth to it. It would put down about 435 WHP, which is nothing to sneeze at.

You can make a Mustang Dyno read whatever you want.
 
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You can make a Mustang Dyno read whatever you want.

Agreed, but a lot of the local norcal MDs seem to read much lower than the dynojets, so im guessing that was the basis for the comment.

I think they are closer however when it comes to 2WD cars vs AWD ones
 

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Agreed, but a lot of the local norcal MDs seem to read much lower than the dynojets, so im guessing that was the basis for the comment.

I think they are closer however when it comes to 2WD cars vs AWD ones

The ones around here are all over the place.
 

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And a decent set of tri-y headers

Well, yeah, but a tune is way easier. Haha!

Headers, no cats, eliminating any exhaust bottlenecks if there are any after the cats, and a good tune, and I bet this thing would be a monster.
 

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