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Originally Posted by UTAMAV Thanks for the input motordyne. Just for schlitz and giggles, I decided to dyno the Z on a Dyno jet.....it was very interesting....I actually pulled the
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1) Doing comparative dynos on different machines has very little comparative value. You could drive to every dyno machine all across the country and they will all yield different numbers. Even if they were all Mustang dynos or all Dynapack dynos. They will all have a spread of numbers even if the car produces the exact same results every time. Two different dynos will never have the same calibration. The best way to know your pre/post results is to test on the same dyno machine. 2) The dyno shop you went to may have (should have) measured your A/F ratio. You probably have the numbers on your last dyno sheet. |
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