SCT tune by Aric @ Team Ford of Marietta

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  1. DirtySanchez Founding Member

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    The graph speaks for itself! Check it out:

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    All that with a little tuning. If you're in Atlanta, and you need a tune, give Aric a call at 678-449-6871. He does SCT tuning, so you get a handheld flasher that holds 3 tunes, and you can switch between them.
  2. 2k1Cobra New Member

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    what kind of mods are getting you that 299hp?
  3. Lsredy2kstang Look, I'm special, dammit

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    A radical drivetrain for starters with 4.56 and the Viper t-56 I know! The rest he will have to tell ya!
  4. DirtySanchez Founding Member

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    I pulled 304/301 with these mods:

    Steeda underdrive pullies
    C&L MAF
    Flowmaster weldins
    MAC prochamber

    Since then, I've added/swapped:

    T56 transmission
    4.56 rear
    MAC catted H

    The tranny/rear/cats dropped me quite a bit, as you can see from today's baseline, but Aric got most of it back with the tuning. I bet I'd be over 310 now if I still had the prochamber and stock rear.
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    What's the line at 4,200 for ?
  6. DirtySanchez Founding Member

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    It shows the difference between the two runs at 4200 rpm, so you can see the midrange gains as well as the peak. I only picked up 6 hp at peak, but I got 17 at 4200 rpm.

    If you're curious, here are my dyno run files:

    DYNORUN.009
    DYNORUN.012

    And here's a link to the dynojet run viewer:

    http://www.dynojet.com/viewer/RunViewer7.0.1.0.zip

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