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stevos555 09-18-2019 03:50 PM

Mustang Dyno results
 
What should I be expecting non FI results on a mustang dyno in general for stock motor ?

boileralum 09-18-2019 04:13 PM

What generation Mustang?

18psi 09-18-2019 04:44 PM

A dyno is just a tool. Comparing results from one to another and from one car to another is an excercise in futility. Most dynos can be manipulated. Not a single one is any sort of "standard".

ryansmoneypit 09-18-2019 04:52 PM

If it has decent compression and leakdown, then it doesnt matter much. Its all you get.

concealer404 09-18-2019 04:59 PM

Probably make some of it.

Erat 09-18-2019 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by concealer404 (Post 1549475)
Probably make some of it.

I'd say only part of it.

concealer404 09-18-2019 06:28 PM

Either way, we agree that it won't make all of it.

Arca_ex 09-19-2019 05:47 AM

5

stevos555 09-19-2019 08:50 AM

I am trying to understand the older comments made by 949 about building a motor.. "healthy VVT motor with headers, intake and exhaust should be around 140 and with square top and with BP5A can hit 150-160".

These references if taken seriously are referenced to Dynojet, Dynapack or Mustang?

concealer404 09-19-2019 09:08 AM

They typically use a Dynojet, but it doesn't really matter. If the motor is healthy, it's going to make what it's going to make.

stevos555 09-19-2019 09:11 AM

I thank you for this candid answer and completely understand the healthy engine part. I was curious more on what expectations one should have a range of - it's good, it's fast or a "wow"it's awesome power.

When we say race motor - what does a spec miata brand new build from a top builder and properly tuned should deliver ?

Full_Tilt_Boogie 09-19-2019 09:15 AM


Originally Posted by stevos555 (Post 1549554)
I am trying to understand the older comments made by 949 about building a motor.. "healthy VVT motor with headers, intake and exhaust should be around 140 and with square top and with BP5A can hit 150-160".
These references if taken seriously are referenced to Dynojet, Dynapack or Mustang?

Those are Dynojet numbers. Dynojet has become the standard for classification and whatnot. The numbers are scientifically inaccurate, but the dynos are pretty consistent.

stevos555 09-19-2019 09:17 AM

Thank you for confirming the "dynojet" reference. So a good comparison to mustang would be 10-11% lower from those referenced DJ numbers?

albumleaf 09-19-2019 09:30 AM


Originally Posted by stevos555 (Post 1549560)
Thank you for confirming the "dynojet" reference. So a good comparison to mustang would be 10-11% lower from those referenced DJ numbers?

In general, a Mustang will read lower than a Dynojet, but as everyone has said, you can make the numbers read whatever you want.

stevos555 09-19-2019 09:31 AM

So someone can manipulate the numbers. I am now suspect about my dyno. i left to get lunch and came back and final results were shown to me. That sounds suspect.

Midtenn 09-19-2019 09:32 AM

Step 1: Check compression/health of motor
Step 2: Dyno and tune.
Step 3: Don't worry about numbers from other dyno numbers posted
Step 4: Enjoy.

Erat 09-19-2019 09:34 AM


Originally Posted by stevos555 (Post 1549567)
So someone can manipulate the numbers. I am now suspect about my dyno. i left to get lunch and came back and final results were shown to me. That sounds suspect.

LMAO yeah. Everyone's car makes 1000 on the Dyno.

If you hit 125, be happy.

stevos555 09-19-2019 09:35 AM

That's what I wanted to hear. Be happy with 125 on a mustang and anything more is good.

18psi 09-19-2019 12:01 PM

tell you what, when you do that 3rd gear log for me, do it on a flat level road exactly how I instructed you. I'll run the numbers and send you a VD plot that should actually be very close to a dynojet.


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