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Old Jul 14, 2005 | 01:30 AM
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Re: pt.1 dyno #'s

Congrat on the numbers.

hope they keep going up
Old Jul 14, 2005 | 02:58 AM
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Re: pt.1 dyno #'s

Yes congrats it's impressive for non roller for sure, even for a roller I'd say.

However as you can see you'll agree that your HP numbers on a chassi dyno will still be accurate, especially if you reach 7500 RPM, you won't get a dyno graph from 2k-7500 but you'll get one from like 5k-7500 so your peak HP number which is all you post anyways is accurate on an auto with a stall no matter what.
Old Jul 14, 2005 | 11:11 AM
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Re: pt.1 dyno #'s

Originally Posted by bunker
Yes congrats it's impressive for non roller for sure, even for a roller I'd say.

However as you can see you'll agree that your HP numbers on a chassi dyno will still be accurate, especially if you reach 7500 RPM, you won't get a dyno graph from 2k-7500 but you'll get one from like 5k-7500 so your peak HP number which is all you post anyways is accurate on an auto with a stall no matter what.
thanks, yea ill try anyhow, hopefully i can control tirespin, ill have to bring the slicks and try it
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