04-18-2007, 11:58 AM
As said multiple times by many dyno owners and professional tuners, that they dyno is not something to calculate horsepower, but more of a reference of what youve done between changing things, and different dynos read differently. Mustang Dynos are notoriously off, along with Dynojets being claimed that they rate a little low.
I look at power more by ET on 1/4 mile than dynos, which ive seen many people get 20-30 horsepower off between different dynos. To me, if your trapping 120, 130, 140, 150, that is much more impressive than what you put down on the dyno because it really calculates your useful horsepower.
I look at power more by ET on 1/4 mile than dynos, which ive seen many people get 20-30 horsepower off between different dynos. To me, if your trapping 120, 130, 140, 150, that is much more impressive than what you put down on the dyno because it really calculates your useful horsepower.
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