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Old Dec 6, 2010, 04:53 PM
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460 on a dynojet without cams is still impressive
Old Dec 7, 2010, 03:48 AM
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correction factor on Dyno is 1.5.

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Originally Posted by catman78
correction factor on Dyno is 1.5.

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WOW. Can I be the first to say, "told ya so"? lol


That would put it at about 305.73 HP uncorrected if that is the case.

Which (COMPARED TO OUR LOCAL DYNO'S DB PERFORMANCE AND MAPerformance) would put dynojet numbers somewhere around 355or so.


Anyways, WAY to much ****ing bench racing in this thread. It's getting a bit tad ridiculous
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WOW. Can I be the first to say, "told ya so"? lol


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+1 my bbk full with a pretty good parts selection and e85 is only making 470 whp DJ. no fault to the owner, but i wonder why any shop would use a 1.5x correction factor even if it is a dyno dynamics
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Just s/w shop.
Correction factor is set to .15
I was told this is correction setting to = Dynojet.

Hope this clarifies question
Old Dec 7, 2010, 10:24 AM
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Sick numbers for all those mods bro. Congrats.
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Originally Posted by goodhart
WOW. Can I be the first to say, "told ya so"? lol


That would put it at about 305.73 HP uncorrected if that is the case.

Which (COMPARED TO OUR LOCAL DYNO'S DB PERFORMANCE AND MAPerformance) would put dynojet numbers somewhere around 355or so.


Anyways, WAY to much ****ing bench racing in this thread. It's getting a bit tad ridiculous
No your a little off. We use a 15% correction on our dyno. Which is 1.15. We have since day one almost 5 years ago. The car would be making 399 at std correction.

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Originally Posted by mrfred
+1 my bbk full with a pretty good parts selection and e85 is only making 470 whp DJ. no fault to the owner, but i wonder why any shop would use a 1.5x correction factor even if it is a dyno dynamics
Agreed. I have just about the same setup and on pump 93 on Ivey's dynojet, I put down 401whp and 363tq (STD: 1.01) on 25psi.
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I'm hoping I can get similar numbers with 91 and LOTS of meth....... I'm hoping for somewhere in the neighborhood of 420 +- but im trying to run 27 or 28 PSI
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Originally Posted by Chris@nolimitmotors
No your a little off. We use a 15% correction on our dyno. Which is 1.15. We have since day one almost 5 years ago. The car would be making 399 at std correction.
just as i had expected. nice nonetheless
Old Dec 8, 2010, 06:52 AM
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FWIW..

I asked Jestr about correction factor on Dyno:

As far as the correction factor, it was my first question. It was set to 1.0. I also had him remove the weather correction. It basically equates to Dynojet numbers.
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Originally Posted by Evolution84
Dang, thats some good numbers!
***** much?

Happy New Year!
Old Dec 31, 2010, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by batty200
***** much?

Happy New Year!
was thinking the same thing.
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