All NA dyno sheets please
Originally Posted by cdynaco
Really? So that's the rule now?
And so in El Paso, Mustang owners can't be NA purists? Can only be supercharged cheaters because they don't know how to build an engine?
And I've got news for you - I wouldn't touch that Brenspeed tune if it was free. I love my engine too much.
Tell me you know how to build an engine that delivers 600bhp NA?
Whats wrong with brenspeeds tune?
Thanks gents! The point of this thread was not which is better or how much the mods or a s/c costs, but to see what your numbers are while running NA and what mods it took to get you there.
You can add mods a couple of bucks at a time where as with a s/c you have to dump a decent amout of cash all at once. Some people are just fine with adding NA mods and staying that way. I will recheck the snipit and see if I missed anything.
You can add mods a couple of bucks at a time where as with a s/c you have to dump a decent amout of cash all at once. Some people are just fine with adding NA mods and staying that way. I will recheck the snipit and see if I missed anything.
2005 mustang GT
- K&N CAI
- FRPP shorty headers
- FRPP GTA mufflers
- Steeda underdrive pullies
- 93 octane tune (Woodbine motorsports)
- stock throttle body, stock intake manifold, stock cams, CMDP's in place, OEM cats in place, etc.

with a little bit of suspension work (UCA, LCA's, adj struts/shocks, and good tires) I've run a best of 12.425 @ 108.93. I'm working on my 60 foot times, and I've managed to get that down to 1.65 sec.

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you can make 300 rwhp work just fine
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