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Old 09-20-2005, 05:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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C6 Z06 dyno...Numbers inside!!!

Keep in mind, this is a Mustang dyno, not a dynojet!!



Credit goes to "427" from LS1TECH.COM..WOW!
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Old 09-20-2005, 05:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Why the heck a 6500 cut-off? The HP curve looked to be still moving up.

And of course, who's car may this be? Pre-production?

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Old 09-20-2005, 05:31 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Those numbers are suspiciously high :oo:
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Those numbers are suspiciously high :oo:
Just plain suspicious, but Mustang's are a little higher in my recollection
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Why the heck a 6500 cut-off? The HP curve looked to be still moving up.

And of course, who's car may this be? Pre-production?
Ya, the cut off is kind of scary..Not sure why that is..
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Just plain suspicious, but Mustang's are a little higher in my recollection
Actually Mustangs read 5 to 7% lower than Dynojets
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Actually Mustangs read 5 to 7% lower than Dynojets
I really thought the opposite on this.
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Actually Mustangs read 5 to 7% lower than Dynojets
Except for Ernie's, his reads 5-7% higher.
Dynoed my car on a dyno jet at 364, 2 days later dynoed on Ernie's and got 384. Still have the sheets.

Those look like usual LS6 head and cam #s.

SAE or standard CF?
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Old 09-20-2005, 05:41 PM   #9 (permalink)
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Mustang (or other dynamic load dyno), your numbers will be usually less than a Dynojet (inertial load only).
Mixed Results GX5-3/ LG Longtube install

Different Dynos - different results
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Except for Ernie's, his reads 5-7% higher.
Dynoed my car on a dyno jet at 364, 2 days later dynoed on Ernie's and got 384. Still have the sheets.

Those look like usual LS6 head and cam #s.
Tom, can you explain the severe cut off?? It looks like it is still making power at 6500 rpms, yet, it totally cuts off. What gives?
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I really thought the opposite on this.

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Dam look at the torque curve :jawdrop:
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Why can't you just let me be comfortable in my mis-conception?
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Tom, can you explain the severe cut off?? It looks like it is still making power at 6500 rpms, yet, it totally cuts off. What gives?
Must have just brought it up that high or the ETC in 4th is set at 6500. Guess we will now as more cars are dynoed.
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Most have just brought it up that high or the ETC in 4th is set at 6500.
Or could it be an LS2/6? w/mods
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