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Originally Posted by synolimit Well if you tell us the correction factor we can keep things on the same playing field. Std reads higher. Just looked at the top of
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SAE targets like 77 degrees and a different pressure. So whether you dyno in winter or summer, high or low altitude, with the same car, same mods, you should read the same. Std targets 60 degrees and a higher pressure. So you're always going to read a higher number. Based off of drag racing trap speeds, we've all pretty much come to a conclusion std is incorrect because if you could produce those numbers you'd of trapped better than you did.
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