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Made it down to a dyno tune shop in Houston, just got it hooked up, should be out of here either happy or heartbroken in 4 hours or so.
397 stroker/D-1sc procharger/3.4" pulley/FIC1000 injectors/ported heads/221/238 camshaft.
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Dynojet is what we are using.![]()
Made it down to a dyno tune shop in Houston, just got it hooked up, should be out of here either happy or heartbroken in 4 hours or so.
397 stroker/D-1sc procharger/3.4" pulley/FIC1000 injectors/ported heads/221/238 camshaft.
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A good dyno operator can make the numbers look good on paper,the important thing is what's it run at the track. I've beaten 600 rwhp cars that weigh at least 700lbs less then my truck,and my truck only puts down 500 rwhp.After the dyno session,make a point of taking it to the track to see if the track numbers back up the dyno numbers.No 2 dyno's will ever read the same,even the same dyno and operator can have differant results on 2 dyno sessions a day apart.Dyno's in other words aren't very accurate,and are only another tuning tool to have in your bag of tuning tools
Ok which one is traveling so you guys can settle it? Canada to Texas how many miles? Meet half way.
Ok which one is traveling so you guys can settle it? Canada to Texas how many miles? Meet half way.
What in hell are you talking about Mike?? Most days i agree with you,but this comment is one of your dumber comments . Nowhere was anything said about competition,it's about Dyno's and Dyno operators
So far intake pipe blew off, fixed that, now belt is slipping even with the coating on the procharger pulley (at 7.5psi).
