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Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 10:52 AM

dynoing the car today
 
Getting her dynoed to get baseline numbers before the CAI & tune arrive tomorrow. Right now it has magna flow axle back and replaced stock 3.31 gears for 3.55s. Neither of which should make any differences if at all. Any guesses of the numbers?

46Tbird 06-06-2013 11:25 AM

377/360

03MachMe 06-06-2013 11:26 AM

Auto or stick and where you dynoing

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by 03MachMe (Post 33436)
Auto or stick and where you dynoing

Stick, dynoing at Gear heads performance in Arlington. Your numbers in your signature, were those stock?

BLK2012GT 06-06-2013 12:02 PM

370/370

DirtyD 06-06-2013 12:10 PM

With the humidity and heat this morning, your STD will be around 380/370 +/- 5 for both

SAE numbers will be corrected to around 375/365 +/- 5

My dyno numbers in my sig were only GT500 ABs and 3.55s. You should be pretty damn close to what I made.

BLK2012GT 06-06-2013 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33442)
With the humidity and heat this morning, your STD will be around 370/360 +/- 5 for both

SAE numbers will be corrected to around 375/365 +/- 5

My dyno numbers in my sig were only GT500 ABs and 3.55s. You should be pretty damn close to what I made.

SAE numbers are always lower then STD numbers.

DirtyD 06-06-2013 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by BLK2012GT (Post 33444)
SAE numbers are always lower then STD numbers.

Nevermind, you are correct. I was thinking unfactored. My bad.

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33442)
With the humidity and heat this morning, your STD will be around 380/370 +/- 5 for both

SAE numbers will be corrected to around 375/365 +/- 5

My dyno numbers in my sig were only GT500 ABs and 3.55s. You should be pretty damn close to what I made.

Let's hope so

Midnight11 06-06-2013 01:10 PM

386/380

Phuck Phace 06-06-2013 01:12 PM

420

03MachMe 06-06-2013 01:34 PM

Re: dynoing the car today
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Oxford14Stang (Post 33437)
Stick, dynoing at Gear heads performance in Arlington. Your numbers in your signature, were those stock?

Yep only mod was gt500 axle backs.

I say 383/379

DirtyD 06-06-2013 02:31 PM

So what's the verdict?

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 02:32 PM

Well the results are in. 358hp, 338tq with 74 degrees outside And 70% humidity -- must add that's just with 3.55 gears and magna flow axle back .. CAI & Tune will arrive and be put on the car tomorrow.

Grandpa 06-06-2013 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33442)
With the humidity and heat this morning, your STD will be around 380/370 +/- 5 for both

SAE numbers will be corrected to around 375/365 +/- 5

My dyno numbers in my sig were only GT500 ABs and 3.55s. You should be pretty damn close to what I made.

What is with your obsession with the settings on the numbers? I don't get it. The only numbers that matter are on the track. Dyno numbers do not equate performance numbers, it's simply peak numbers. The dyno is only a tool to tune a car not measure performance. I don't get this younger generations obsession with peak numbers. :banghead:

03MachMe 06-06-2013 02:40 PM

Re: dynoing the car today
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Oxford14Stang (Post 33460)
Well the results are in. 358hp, 338tq with 74 degrees outside And 70% humidity -- must add that's just with 3.55 gears and magna flow axle back .. CAI & Tune will arrive and be put on the car tomorrow.

? That seems a little low imo but I agree with Steve dyno numbers don't really matter

DirtyD 06-06-2013 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oxford14Stang (Post 33460)
Well the results are in. 358hp, 338tq with 74 degrees outside And 70% humidity -- must add that's just with 3.55 gears and magna flow axle back .. CAI & Tune will arrive and be put on the car tomorrow.

Dang, those are almost numbers from an Auto. Did they give you a print out of the dyno graph? Wonder what type of dyno it is.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 33461)
What is with your obsession with the settings on the numbers? I don't get it. The only numbers that matter are on the track. Dyno numbers do not equate performance numbers, it's simply peak numbers. The dyno is only a tool to tune a car not measure performance. I don't get this younger generations obsession with peak numbers. :banghead:

All I did was just give him an estimate in both corrected forms. That's all. He asked about PEAK numbers, I answered his question. I know the track is where you put those numbers to the test, troll.

I don't get why you get so damn uptight about it. :shrug:

Courtesy Flush 06-06-2013 02:52 PM

My auto 12 did 371/334 locked in 3rd gear.
Hopefully you dynoed in 5th with the 6MT.

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33464)
Dang, those are almost numbers from an Auto. Did they give you a print out of the dyno graph? Wonder what type of dyno it is.

I have the graph, was a dyno jet. The guy dynoing the car, said it was the humidity that killed the numbers. Just a poor day to dyno.


All I did was just give him an estimate in both corrected forms. That's all. He asked about PEAK numbers, I answered his question. I know the track is where you put those numbers to the test, troll.

I don't get why you get so damn uptight about it. :shrug:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Courtesy Flush (Post 33465)
My auto 12 did 371/334 locked in 3rd gear.
Hopefully you dynoed in 5th with the 6MT.

Your auto put some impressive numbers down. To be honest with you ur was a younger guy dynoing the car I heard 1-2nd shift and one more after that and exhaust note got deep but not sure if it was 4th or 5th gear. I hope it was 5th as its 1:1

Grandpa 06-06-2013 03:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33464)
Dang, those are almost numbers from an Auto. Did they give you a print out of the dyno graph? Wonder what type of dyno it is.



All I did was just give him an estimate in both corrected forms. That's all. He asked about PEAK numbers, I answered his question. I know the track is where you put those numbers to the test, troll.

I don't get why you get so damn uptight about it. :shrug:

I'm not uptight about it, you arguement just doesn't make any sense. Grilling someone over STD or SAE doesn't really matter. Depending on the air, temp, humidity or whatever else those numbers are nullified on any given day. Manual or auto, big convertor/small convertor etc. There is so many ways that can be manipulated it's crazy.

What matters is performance and having all the parts in a set up that work together in a efficient manner. A car make numbers to the moon, but it doesn't use them with the proper powerband, gearing etc for how it's intended on being used, then the numbers are useless.

How many times have you seen a car make really low numbers, but down some crazy ET times at the track? It's because the combo works together.

The same can be said for some high number dyno queens - why is it they can spin the rollers to a crazy number, but yet they get out on the street and get drug dirty by cars making much less? Because the setup doesn't work.

That is the point I'm making to you. The ONLY numbers that matter on a dyno is the A/F while tuning.

DirtyD 06-06-2013 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 33469)
I'm not uptight about it, you arguement just doesn't make any sense. Grilling someone over STD or SAE doesn't really matter. Depending on the air, temp, humidity or whatever else those numbers are nullified on any given day. Manual or auto, big convertor/small convertor etc. There is so many ways that can be manipulated it's crazy.

What matters is performance and having all the parts in a set up that work together in a efficient manner. A car make numbers to the moon, but it doesn't use them with the proper powerband, gearing etc for how it's intended on being used, then the numbers are useless.

How many times have you seen a car make really low numbers, but down some crazy ET times at the track? It's because the combo works together.

The same can be said for some high number dyno queens - why is it they can spin the rollers to a crazy number, but yet they get out on the street and get drug dirty by cars making much less? Because the setup doesn't work.

That is the point I'm making to you. The ONLY numbers that matter on a dyno is the A/F while tuning.

Dude, what fucking argument are you talking about? I simple typed my guesses to his dyno numbers. Who gives a flying shit if I put down both STD and SAE? I wasn't grilling anyone. I'm over that fucking shit from the other day. But obvious you aren't because you bring it up every god damn chance you get. It's getting really fucking old.

Luke 06-06-2013 03:23 PM

I think he's fucking with you again...

Grandpa 06-06-2013 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33471)
Dude, what fucking argument are you talking about? I simple typed my guesses to his dyno numbers. Who gives a flying shit if I put down both STD and SAE? I wasn't grilling anyone. I'm over that fucking shit from the other day. But obvious you aren't because you bring it up every god damn chance you get. It's getting really fucking old.

Dude, relax. Holy kneejerk reaction, Batman. lol.

DirtyD 06-06-2013 03:41 PM

I'm not in the best mood right now because I'm having to deal with dipshit people at work, so I'm just worked up.

Sorry to derail the thread. You can clean it up if you want.

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 03:54 PM

Its all okay guys... let's just relax we are all here for shits and fun. I'll be out at the track(northstar dragway) tomorrow with rebelracer568 if it doesn't rain. It will be my first time ever going down a drag strip, and off a tree. Wish me luck, any guesses on what I'll run? --- will be still only with magna flow axle back and 3.55 gears (will put CAI & tune on after)

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DirtyD (Post 33476)
I'm not in the best mood right now because I'm having to deal with dipshit people at work, so I'm just worked up.

Sorry to derail the thread. You can clean it up if you want.

Hope ur day gets better! :)

thelandshark 06-06-2013 03:57 PM

With ur gt 5 driveing skills I'll say 10.2 in the 8th

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by thelandshark (Post 33481)
With ur gt 5 driveing skills I'll say 10.2 in the 8th

What a dick.

thelandshark 06-06-2013 03:59 PM

Came up with thouse numbers cause he can't hit 3rd to save his life

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 04:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thelandshark (Post 33484)
Came up with thouse numbers cause he can't hit 3rd to save his life

At least I drive a car that I can miss 3rd :) and.. in my defence its only with you bastards in the car lol

thelandshark 06-06-2013 04:13 PM

Lol. My auto is almost fool proof and shifts faster than u buddy

re-rx7 06-06-2013 04:24 PM

My right hand is flawless as well.

Rebelracer568 06-06-2013 04:25 PM

Ill be there in my race car at Northstar. Looks like ill have to drive your car to show you what it really can do ;-)

Luke 06-06-2013 04:25 PM

If you've never been down a strip, don't concern yourself with the lights, pay more attention to your RPMs and your launch, reaction time is something easy you can work on after you get the driving down. I'd focus on your 60' times, not sure what most guys are running here but I know 1.8x's are decent enough on street tires for the manual cars. Good luck and don't make us look bad!

Grandpa 06-06-2013 04:26 PM

From the looks of this weather you guys may need to start racing boats if this weather keeps up. lol.

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luke (Post 33493)
If you've never been down a strip, don't concern yourself with the lights, pay more attention to your RPMs and your launch, reaction time is something easy you can work on after you get the driving down. I'd focus on your 60' times, not sure what most guys are running here but I know 1.8x's are decent enough on street tires for the manual cars. Good luck and don't make us look bad!

Thanks for the advice, and I'll try my best!

Oxford14Stang 06-06-2013 04:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 33494)
From the looks of this weather you guys may need to start racing boats if this weather keeps up. lol.

Lol, sure seems like that doesn't it.

re-rx7 06-06-2013 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve (Post 33461)
What is with your obsession with the settings on the numbers? I don't get it. The only numbers that matter are on the track. Dyno numbers do not equate performance numbers, it's simply peak numbers. The dyno is only a tool to tune a car not measure performance. I don't get this younger generations obsession with peak numbers. :banghead:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Luke (Post 33493)
If you've never been down a strip, don't concern yourself with the lights, pay more attention to your RPMs and your launch, reaction time is something easy you can work on after you get the driving down. I'd focus on your 60' times, not sure what most guys are running here but I know 1.8x's are decent enough on street tires for the manual cars. Good luck and don't make us look bad!

1.8's on 235's?

Luke 06-06-2013 04:44 PM

Yeah, maybe that's the good drivers pulling that off, but 2.0 or slower is pretty terrible for a car with this much power. My auto even pulled a 1.94 60'

Courtesy Flush 06-06-2013 04:53 PM

Oxford,

Happen to get a graph or video of the dyno runs?


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