Get that 60ft down more and you will most likely gain 1-2mph.
not always true, sometimes when your spinning you'll get more mph
Get that 60ft down more and you will most likely gain 1-2mph.
not always true, sometimes when your spinning you'll get more mph
It can go both ways.
-Thomas
That's what she said. :dancenana:
117 traps does not equal the dyno figure you posted. I have been 120 plus with more weight and stock tires and I know my car makes around 430ish
Where in nj are you from?
id love to dyno mine just to see what it makes, you can make a dyno read about what it wants. it runs consistent 12.2-3 @116ish in about 1600 DA with 80-85 degree heat. It's been a best of 12.20@118 with a 1.86 60' in about 1500 DA. I'm tune only with some racestars and 28" ET streets. you need some tires and you'll easily be in the 11s.
You can't make a dyno read what it wants. There are differences because you can't manufacture every piece of every dyno to the exact same tolerances. That's why you only use a dyno as a tuning tool. Preferrably the same dyno, same day before mods, and after mods to see the true gain in HP. All dynos will read differently within a certain range.
No, but some you can make read quite a bit more, Dyno dynamics is one of the easiest to do this with
I've seen coyotes that dynoed over 1100 on a dd and not break 1000 somewhere else
Not saying that's the case here, but easy to do
I was in lane 5 and kept getting screw over by the gamblers I only got one run in when I first got there 81 degrees outside 12.3@117 which sucked on street tires and 20" wheels. Which car was yours?
I wasn't there racing, I live 10 mins away so I usually go there for test & tune days