stevewes2004
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I made 391/772 with whats in my sig. whats up???? my peak horse power was right at my defueling point (2700rpm) and the dyno operator said i hit 42psi which is what i see on the street :bang
You won't ever get a dyno jet to read 100HP low consistently all day. Won't happen! I can see it happen on a certain truck if it has a hard time spooling. As a rule of thumbs you will never dyno what you would like to see![]()
It was mainly the fact that u was 3100ft above sea level air is a bit thinner that's why jasons truck wouldn't make his usual numbers I would not worry about it ur truck sounded great guess next time I won't leave mine at jasons house. Lol
i think they said the correction factor was 1.14 so corrected it was more like 445hp.
thanks!! i had a great time regardless......
yea i hear ya. theres a dyno being built close to the house so hopefully i'll get some better numbers once i switch to a drag comp and since its only about 700ft above sea level here.
My truck made 345/805 on stock turbo and stock injectors only running a Quadzilla Adrenaline.
It was mainly the fact that u was 3100ft above sea level air is a bit thinner that's why jasons truck wouldn't make his usual numbers
The lower elevation and a cooler day would both lead to a smaller correction factor so your corrected and uncorrected numbers will be closer. What are your exhaust temps like?
That's a pretty good number for a stock turbo and injectors! The stickdoes kind of helps it out though.
Stevewes2004, you need to switch to a Drag Comp fa sho.
I noticed my truck only put out 41 psi on the dyno and same settings on street is usually 50 psi. Def think the heat and elevation hurt the numbers. The diffrence between corrected 556.33 and uncorrected 491.43 = 64.9hp diffrence on my best run.