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Collect it tomorrow pal, had a phone call yesterday to say they’ve finished all the mechanical side of things.. Dyno is now the next thingSo?
How did it turn out?
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Collect it tomorrow pal, had a phone call yesterday to say they’ve finished all the mechanical side of things.. Dyno is now the next thingSo?
How did it turn out?
Lots of smoothening happening there, but that's my near ideal torque and power curve, very wide 400Nm available and a nice increase of power all the way to the redline
Mate of mine had his GR on a Mustang AWD Dyno. Mods: Milltek resonated, Wagner IC, modified Forge intake, 298hp /398nm Stock and 321hp / 460nm DTE V2 Racing box. The question is how seriously you can take these results. But at least you can compare them.
That's what i thougt. Maybe I'll put mine on the same dyno and see what happens..... it says over 400nm over stock.That seems very high power on stock ECU with those mods....
Edit: Mustang is known to be optimistic....
Considering torque is reported low, power has been corrected down for the low intake temps and the fact that the shape cannot be faked (unless it is actually faked), I have no reason to suspect it's unrealistic.This is a good result and a smoothed out curve but no answer to my question![]()
Personally I don’t think the cams are worth it.Great result.
This is mine from litchfield with the cams but I have a HJS sports cat.
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A lot....Wow brilliant. Do you mind saying how much that lot cost?
interrested in boost curve tooWhat is the maximum boost with these 350hp+ Litchfield engine tune?