Mustang vs. Dynojet
May 17, 2006, 07:38 AM
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Mustang vs. Dynojet
If i was to make say......430whp on a mustang dyno what would that be=to on a dynojet? is it a percentage difference? I know this topic should be around on a different thread but i just can't find it. 
May 17, 2006, 07:40 AM
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I'm sure you can find it discussed hundreds of times.
There is no direct correlation. It depends on how the MD is calibrated. Typically, on a very low-reading MD, 430whp would be around 470-500whp on a Dynojet. However, some MDs read just like Dynojets, so you have to go by trap speeds.
There is no direct correlation. It depends on how the MD is calibrated. Typically, on a very low-reading MD, 430whp would be around 470-500whp on a Dynojet. However, some MDs read just like Dynojets, so you have to go by trap speeds.
May 17, 2006, 08:05 AM
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MOST dynojets read about 10-15% higher than an MD judging by the timeslips people have posted. I always prefer torque numbers over hp numbers, the ft-lbs are what get you moving! 
And of course the flatness of the torque curve (the area under the line) is also important as you want as broad a powerband as possible.
And of course the flatness of the torque curve (the area under the line) is also important as you want as broad a powerband as possible.
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Originally Posted by DrSmile
MOST dynojets read about 10-15% higher than an MD judging by the timeslips people have posted. I always prefer torque numbers over hp numbers, the ft-lbs are what get you moving! And of course the flatness of the torque curve (the area under the line) is also important as you want as broad a powerband as possible.
And of course the flatness of the torque curve (the area under the line) is also important as you want as broad a powerband as possible.
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