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    Yes, its generally accepted knowledge around here that the LS1 was underrated in the F-bodies and makes about 350 HP at the crankshaft.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cutlass View Post
    Yes, its generally accepted knowledge around here that the LS1 was underrated in the F-bodies and makes about 350 HP at the crankshaft.
    I figured it was underrated, but not that much underrated. I figured Car Craft had just gotten an above average of the curve model. So I guess it stands to reason that my '02 WS-6 6m could really put out 320-ish rwhp. That would be a good start.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whamhammer View Post
    I figured it was underrated, but not that much underrated. I figured Car Craft had just gotten an above average of the curve model. So I guess it stands to reason that my '02 WS-6 6m could really put out 320-ish rwhp. That would be a good start.
    With an air lid, filter, LTs and exhaust I put down 330rwhp & 342rwtq on a Mustang Dyno....and that was through a 9" rear end which is about 10% less efficient than the stock 10 bolt. I would have Dyno'd even higher on a DynoJet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    With an air lid, filter, LTs and exhaust I put down 330rwhp & 342rwtq on a Mustang Dyno....and that was through a 9" rear end which is about 10% less efficient than the stock 10 bolt. I would have Dyno'd even higher on a DynoJet.
    Is a mustang dyno any different than a regular dyno? I guess the question should be what is the difference between the mustang dyno and the dynojet

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    I believe mustang dyno add resistence where as dynojet the only resistence you have is the weight of the rollers

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    Quote Originally Posted by T/A98 View Post
    I believe mustang dyno add resistence where as dynojet the only resistence you have is the weight of the rollers
    Oh, that sounds familiar.

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    Quote Originally Posted by redrocketws6 View Post
    Is a mustang dyno any different than a regular dyno? I guess the question should be what is the difference between the mustang dyno and the dynojet
    Quote Originally Posted by T/A98 View Post
    I believe mustang dyno add resistence where as dynojet the only resistence you have is the weight of the rollers
    Correct. The Mustang chassis dyno uses an inertia load as well as an eddy-current brake load whereas a Dynojet only uses an inertia load.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    Correct. The Mustang chassis dyno uses an inertia load as well as an eddy-current brake load whereas a Dynojet only uses an inertia load.
    so the question is, which is better..or is that a little vague?

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    The Mustang Dyno is a better representation of actual HP seen...example..HP on the street while driving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 35th-ANV-SS View Post
    The Mustang Dyno is a better representation of actual HP seen...example..HP on the street while driving.
    ah, pefect, thanks for clearing that up, also..stupid question.. why do they call it a mustang dyno..
    Last edited by redrocketws6; 10-19-2010 at 03:39 PM. Reason: another question

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    Its made by a company called Mustang

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cutlass View Post
    Its made by a company called Mustang
    gotcha, little things in life i always wanted to ask.

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