Your Dyno Numbers
OMG
Haven't seen J.R. in a while.
Is that the same yellow car you've been testing on for a while?
Congrats on not breaking it yet.
Don't you have to build the internals a little more to run it with that kind of HP?
Haven't seen J.R. in a while.
Is that the same yellow car you've been testing on for a while?
Congrats on not breaking it yet.
Don't you have to build the internals a little more to run it with that kind of HP?
The dyno tuner appears to have dialed it in with A/F of 13 almost thru the whole run.
Very nice.
Anyway, as posted earlier, I got 293rwhp with CAI, Custom DynoTune, Pullies, and CMDP's in probably 80+ percent humidity and 85-90+ temperature. I am shocked how low my numbers are STD (which shows higher than SAE) even though it was high humidity weather. Maybe a 70% difference of humidity is why someone else with intake,tune,and pullies got 293rwhp SAE in 13% humidity. Oh well, I will try to get back on the dyno this fall when its cooler.
Anyway, as posted earlier, I got 293rwhp with CAI, Custom DynoTune, Pullies, and CMDP's in probably 80+ percent humidity and 85-90+ temperature. I am shocked how low my numbers are STD (which shows higher than SAE) even though it was high humidity weather. Maybe a 70% difference of humidity is why someone else with intake,tune,and pullies got 293rwhp SAE in 13% humidity. Oh well, I will try to get back on the dyno this fall when its cooler. 

Too many factors.
The important thing is the improvement over stock.
Yeah I know there is alot of factors,but I am hoping for 298rwhp(350 at the crank) in cooler weather. I don't think 18" wheels and 3.73's would make a dramatic difference. I think the only huge factor is the high humidity.







