Better late then never - for those wondering it was also 11ft/lbs

 

Thank you very much for going to the trouble of finding this information for us. I am going to put this mod at the top of my mod list.
Thank you.
Scott

 

Yeah, cool. Which ones were tested? The ProSeriesX list a 12hp increase on the website and I'm wondering what the differences are between the different products.

 

Yeah now that you have us interested and since you only got 7 & 11 with the ones on the dyno sheet what COPS did you test? And what is your recommendation for us N/A guys?
Scott

 

I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T do you know what that means man?

lol, never thought I could quote a rap song on this board.

 

^ That....... is ****ing.... classic! HAHAHA

 

7.8 hp at the wheels aint too shabby at all. What coils were they, and what other mods done?

 

http://www.granatellimotorsports.com..._cat.php?cat=1

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These tests were done with the the Pro Series - not Xtreme series. The same results will be acchived witht eh X series on an N/A motor under 400hp. More is not always better. As an example - if your car only need 30 gallons of gas to get from point A to point B - them having 60 gallons will not get you there any faster

 

Coils tested were the Pro Series - these were our original design. Today we have tailored then design to more specific applications

we have an OEM replacement that is still 5% better then an Accel or MSD

we have Hot Street - these coils are what all the N/A guys want under say 450 hp

Pro Series is not targeted towards Hi Compression N/A motors and entry level 400hp blown motors at say under 7psi

Then Xtreme Pro Series is for blown guys shooting for over 500rwhp

 

So what dealer has the best price on the Hot Street version! Come on Tillman.....PM me the deal!!

 

itchy wallet there scotty! let me know how they work for ya

 

Running out of things I can do and stay N/A. If they are really worth 7/11 I am in. If I get them I will do a before and after (Independent) dyno pull. If they don't measure up as advertised.........it will not be pretty!!

 

no responses anyone? According to the graph it gained 7 hp and 11 tq....i'd say that's a worthy investment....but now the real question, how much?(haha forget this post....didn't see the 4th page)

 

The 25-3001 2004-2008 Ford 4.6/5.4L 3V Hot Street Coil Packs are $299.99 shipped to the door. I'm gonna get a few of these in. Those are impressive numbers. I don't agree with the general opinion on granatelli cop's based on that post claiming 100RWHP loss. I will make my own opinion based on the dyno results above, as well as the ones we're going to do I-N-D-E-P-E-N-D-E-N-T ly when they arrive.

CR

 

Hey CR,
I like that price. Would you care to guess on your timeline for your test session? I would like (and trust) your I-N-D-P-E-N-D-E-N-T opinion.
Scott

 

Can't wait to see what these babys do. Have you seen any before and after dynos on FI cars tillman? Everyone seems to accept the fact that they work on FI cars but I haven't seen a dyno for that either. It does make more sense on a FI car however.

 

Go back to Granatelli's post #45. That has been my arguement with this thread. All of those cars were F/I not N/A. I can believe you F/I guys need to consider this a standard upgrade just like you did to your fuel system when you went F/I.
Scott

 

I think the GMS packs are a joke and GMS not wanting a third party,rephrase that, third non bias party to test them is sad...C.R said he would do it a month or so ago?? What gains will he have by inflating numbers?

 

What you say is correct....but I for one will give Tillman and (CR) a second chance and the benefit of the doubt at this point!!
Scott

 

I have a hard time believing his claims even on the FI cars. I don't believe any numbers put out by part companies, not just GMS.