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Old Jul 6, 2010, 06:00 PM
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That's one bad mother.
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Looks nice dude! Killer tq! Congrats!

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Old Jul 6, 2010, 08:25 PM
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Not to complain but that video seemed like a 300-400 hp pull. Sure was lack luster for something that had some serious power. I am confused?
Old Jul 6, 2010, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by EVODreams
Not to complain but that video seemed like a 300-400 hp pull. Sure was lack luster for something that had some serious power. I am confused?
strapped down very tight most likely. thats how it should look!
Old Jul 6, 2010, 09:47 PM
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awesome setup! Almost 40psi is mad!
hell yeah it is
Old Jul 6, 2010, 10:38 PM
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Lets not forget this is 5000+ Ft above sea level. Great work tobz! You da man.
Old Jul 7, 2010, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by EVODreams
Not to complain but that video seemed like a 300-400 hp pull. Sure was lack luster for something that had some serious power. I am confused?
It seems like that because the power comes on so fast and pulls so strong the whole pull, but on the road its totally different.

Maybe we can get some in car video shots.
Old Jul 7, 2010, 05:19 AM
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Originally Posted by tobz
It seems like that because the power comes on so fast and pulls so strong the whole pull, but on the road its totally different.

Maybe we can get some in car video shots.

I'm down for some in car video shots
Old Jul 7, 2010, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by project_skyline
Lets not forget this is 5000+ Ft above sea level. Great work tobz! You da man.
What is the correction factor? At high elevations the CF is way off on a turbo car. I usually see 2x the correction that is realistic at high altitude. If it is uncorrected then that is awesome.

Congrats.
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I guess I should restate it looks so smooth and that is why it didn't seem as powerful. Something with that much torque I would think would look like it was going to leap off of the dyno. I didn't mean my comment as a negative. Damn def tone text on a screen.lol
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Originally Posted by batty200
What is the correction factor? At high elevations the CF is way off on a turbo car. I usually see 2x the correction that is realistic at high altitude. If it is uncorrected then that is awesome.

Congrats.
i would think that those numbers are with no correction factor
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CF was 1.20. We are in Denver.
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what were uncorrected numbers? Makes me wonder how much more my setup is able to do, im on the stock 2.0 making 550 on about 30lbs, id have to check the correction factor as we are 4500 feet, i know my uncorrected numbers were just over 500


edit- i also had a 1.20 correction using superflow
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take 20% off
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superflow has a few different readings

DJpwer(dyno jet readings) im at 550
STP power is 520 with a 1.206
SAE is about 500 with a 1.15


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