Dyno numbers are in!

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  1. mdjay Premium Sponsor

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    457 rwhp 389 ft lbs of torque :D

    That was tuned and jetted by ear. Their air fuel sensor pump was out so we couldn't get a reading to change it up. That's also running only 5 lbs of boost! I'm pretty happy with the numbers and I have room for several more lbs of boost if needed!
    mdjay, Apr 9, 2005
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  2. one2gamble Founding Member

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    very nice, thats about 120 more rwhp than I plan on having ;)
    one2gamble, Apr 9, 2005
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    woooo hoooo - good #'s :banana: :banana:
    12sec67, Apr 12, 2005
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    Nice...I too just put in a paxton SC and wanted to know what you found to work for the cold air intake tubing. I used a vortech 90* and seemed to work out fine. I was told me #'s would be similar to yours...Thanks for posting!!
    codegreen, Apr 17, 2005
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    Aye Carumba! Is that a Dart block or stock?
    jerry S, Apr 18, 2005
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    It's a stock block stud girdled, light rotating assem. big cam 586 lift solid roller, openned up FR heads x302 and roller up top. vic jr to breath. 9.2 to 1 comp. expecting the supercharger. We designed the motor with the SC in mind.
    mdjay, Apr 19, 2005
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    tuning a blown car without a wideband? you're a brave (i'm being polite) man. :D
    ps- nice numbers.
    classic boost, Apr 25, 2005
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    It was suppose to be hooked up so we could make the necessary adj. but it was malfuctioning. We had Jim Smart there doing photo's and film. We were actually doing a shootout between my car and the Gambler. I had a pulley kit ready to go but since we didn't know exactly where she was at, we didn't risk adding the pulley kit. Didn't need it :)
    mdjay, Apr 25, 2005
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    Jay,

    Were those the numbers when we were blasting sideways in your area?

    Muchos Cajones!
    chepsk8, Apr 25, 2005
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    Yeah! Haven't changed anything...
    mdjay, Apr 25, 2005
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    ok You go on my ever growing list of people not to race. That Said I've got a deposit on a new gt500, in a year and a half maybe I can at least give you a bit of a race. I just have to figure out how to lose 1000 lbs
    eric n, Apr 25, 2005
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