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Precision Dyno is awesome!!!
I just got back from Precision Dyno Tuning. I highly recommend them. They are friendly and helpful. Nick knows his stuff. Thanks go to him and Nick #2 and Chris. I had a baseline run on their Mustang Dyno and put down 193whp, stock. I know some of you will say that is low, but it is a Mustang Dyno. I'd rather have a more accurate reading than an inflated number on a Dynojet, no offense. I was thinking only 193whp and I think my car is quick! Just think if I put down 280whp on the Mustang, that will be a beast!
There were two ther Evo's there and got a ride in them...unbelievable! Nick's Evo puts down I believe 480 on pump and 630 on race. Expect to see him up there with AMS, Al, Turbotirx, and Buschur. Nick backs up his work and makes sure it is done right the first time. No shortcuts.
I had an AVO exhaust, HKS downpipe, and gauges installed but not hooked up. Next week I hope to get the gauges working and my Hallman MBC put in.
Concerning the AVO. Quiet, very quiet compared to other exhausts. True it is expensive. Not the highest flowing, nor is it the lightest. But it is clean, tip is straight and doesn't stick out. In fact you wouldn't notice it is aftermarket except that the tip is wider and fills out the bumper cutout better. Idle is a low rumble. No droning.
Again, look for Nick and his group to make it big!
There were two ther Evo's there and got a ride in them...unbelievable! Nick's Evo puts down I believe 480 on pump and 630 on race. Expect to see him up there with AMS, Al, Turbotirx, and Buschur. Nick backs up his work and makes sure it is done right the first time. No shortcuts.
I had an AVO exhaust, HKS downpipe, and gauges installed but not hooked up. Next week I hope to get the gauges working and my Hallman MBC put in.
Concerning the AVO. Quiet, very quiet compared to other exhausts. True it is expensive. Not the highest flowing, nor is it the lightest. But it is clean, tip is straight and doesn't stick out. In fact you wouldn't notice it is aftermarket except that the tip is wider and fills out the bumper cutout better. Idle is a low rumble. No droning.
Again, look for Nick and his group to make it big!
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
That sounds like a lot of power on stock boost. What did he tune it with?
complete list of mods?
complete list of mods?
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
That sounds like a lot of power on stock boost. What did he tune it with?
complete list of mods?
complete list of mods?
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Who was on stock boost? Inariv just dyno'd 193. The 280 wasn't what anyone dyno'd, but rather what he was dreaming of in the future...he was saying if he thinks 193whp is fast now, what about when he's putting down 280 on that same dyno. Then, it would be REALLLLLY fast.
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Originally Posted by gsujeff55
oh, holy hell. I can't read.
you put 193 down stock, then you put those parts on untuned? or, you dynoed 193 with those parts?
I know nick knows his stuff, whats going on here? and don't say 'mustang dyno', i know what they read.
you put 193 down stock, then you put those parts on untuned? or, you dynoed 193 with those parts?
I know nick knows his stuff, whats going on here? and don't say 'mustang dyno', i know what they read.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Dyno'd 193 stock, then had the parts installed. No tuning or boost control yet. I'm not sure why he didn't dyno after the install to see the gains.
I also want to add that Nick is extremely serious about the work he does. He and the rest of the guys are a fun bunch, but when it comes to cars he doesn't clown around. He is the epitome of professionalism. Anyone who has access to him should really go give PD a try, he'll take care of you. He is not only a tuner but an educator as well. This way you understand more about what is being done as well as understanding the car itself.
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Originally Posted by inariv5573
Well I wasn't expecting too much from just the exhaust. I am getting the MBC put it next week. I figure it would be more cost effective to get it dyno'd after that. I may even wait until I get cams and a flash.
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Originally Posted by Warrtalon
It's best to do it after each mod to make sure each one worked right and to see how worthwhile it was, but you're right, it's not cost-effective.
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