David:
Thanks for posting the information buddy. It did feel good to finally break 1500 ft. lbs. on torque! I know that the correction factor of .99 was hurting us both last night. The numbers are very close to the run I made on David Dunbars dyno (801.6/1496) and the one at "Carolina Auto Masters" in Durham, N.C. of 809.6/1484. I was looking back at those runs and on Davids Dyno we had a correction factor of 1.01 and in Durham a correction factor of 1.02.
Just for general information, here are the weather numbers for the runs on David Dunbars Dynojet 248C compared with Wayne Murphys Dynojet 248C
Davids Dynojet:----------------------Wayne Murphys Dynojet 248C
Date: 06-30-07----------------------09-25-07
Location: Claremont, Va.-------------Jacksonville, N.C.
Temperature: 93 degrees-------------83.64 Degrees
Humidity: 34%-----------------------42%
SAE: 1.01---------------------------.99
I will add one thing to the numbers though,......my "old guard, smoky, yesterdays technology" Cummins Diesel 12 valve is DAMN CONSISTENT!!
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John_P