Glenn G
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Hey Mak, that would have been with the stock calculations, when you are heavily tuned, the tuner has to re write the flow chart, without the extensive measuring equipment the Ford used to calculate flow. The tuner must then set the torque demand to whatever he needs to, to get the desired performance.
If you could push the same density of air in the same amount of time through the stock intake and exhaust without increasing boost (it is impossible) that would be the power you would be making.
I'd estimate the actual numbers to be 10-15% lower.
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