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Hawkeye
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Just read a post on LS1tech.com

Dyno run on a Dynojet 315 rwhp, then he drove
2 miles and waited 2 hours. Did a run on a
Mustang Dyno, 274 rwhp. Stock SS with just a
Lid. Interesting....

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Kevin V 2002 SS
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I always get mine done on the same dynojet each time. When calculated for base HP and TQ it gets you pretty close. The Mustang dyno I had always heard reads low.

[ 13. July 2004, 07:21 AM: Message edited by: Kevin V 2002 SS ]

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2002Z4CSS
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How could a company like the one that makes the Mustang dyno be so far off from other dynos? Seems that there should be some sort of standard they must follow.
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STONES_SS
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The Mustang dyno puts more of a load on the rollers than the dyno jet does. From the articles I've read, the Mustang dyno is the more accurate of the two.
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blkragss02
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The Mustang dyno is always lower

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