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Old Jan 26, 2009, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by RyuEvoIX
In theory that sounds about right and I'm still on the stock block as well with no head porting.

They made 468whp 491wtq on a dynojet so peak power wise I'm not far behind what they are currently making.
Our Mustang Dyno reads considerable less than a Dynojet 424x.

The cars power levels are much closer that one might think.
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 11:29 AM
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great numbers, but why is the drop in power after 6000 rpm?
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 11:40 AM
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What do you expect from a stock turbo?
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Our Mustang Dyno reads considerable less than a Dynojet 424x.

The cars power levels are much closer that one might think.
Especially since they do not have the load baring dyno with the eddy currents. So right there each roller is missing about 1300 lb per roller missing. Even though each eddy current is on a bearing assembly the rolls pretty easy. They still cause a good amount of drag when rolling.
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 12:10 PM
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thats just crazyy!!
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbo Kyle
Very nice, it is indeed a great unit. Plus TTP is on point Wish I was there to go for a ride!!!

I cant wait to get another Evo. I miss my evo like a ****
you can live vicariously by helping me build mine
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 12:20 PM
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i agree with you guys...being a fat a$$ is a disadvantage.
+1

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holy heck!! WOW, good job!!
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Old Jan 26, 2009, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Our Mustang Dyno reads considerable less than a Dynojet 424x.

The cars power levels are much closer that one might think.
This is true. I forgot to account for the difference in Dynojet and Mustang dyno readings.

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Old Jan 26, 2009, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by RyuEvoIX
This is true. I forgot to account for the difference in Dynojet and Mustang dyno readings.

very true, the last car that came right off the Mustang and onto our dynojet we made +3hp baseline..
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How are power levels near the same with mostwanted having a ported head?
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How are power levels near the same with mostwanted having a ported head?
The only conclusive way to know is to dyno the same day, same dyno and that isnt going to happen so its all just speculation..
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Our Mustang Dyno reads considerable less than a Dynojet 424x.

The cars power levels are much closer that one might think.
your dyno obvioulsy doesnt read "considerably less" than a dynojet....

id like to see any of these cars on a mustang dyno like CBRD and Buschurs..which basically have set the standard of MD #'s....i doubt itd even come close to 400...

like Mike said didnt one car go from your dyno to his dynojet and was only a 3hp difference?.....thats for another discussion tho


Nice numbers tho....and congrats on the 10 sec pass

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Originally Posted by RyuEvoIX
They ran a 10.21 on a built motor with a 24xxLB race car Evo, one of the lightest Evo 7-9's ever, that can not be driven on the street. I have a 30xx daily driven street car. We are in a completely different class.
We're actually not in a different class. I set the stock turbo record and you have been unable to duplicate it or better it. So you have taken it upon yourself to make excuses like weight, etc. Not to mention now you are trying to sub categorize each mod component LOL.... Techincally your car is not even allowed to race since you are trying to avoid the standard NHRA regs like rollcage, engine diaper, scattershiled, etc. So I could sit here and whine how you arent playing fair and say if I have to run all the safety gear, so do you. Stop whining about the weight. I have over two hundred pounds of safety gear in the car including parachute. Where is your safety gear???? And technically your car is not street legal either. You have tampered with emissions and factory safety components.

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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Our Mustang Dyno reads considerable less than a Dynojet 424x.

The cars power levels are much closer that one might think.
I see you guys love to reference me every chance you get. This is my response to this.
Sure they are

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