every dyno reads a little different, i've found that my dyno reads about 3-4% less than most of the local dynojets. honestly not really enough to worry about considering simple temp and humidity can vary numbers more than that.
Did some shakedown runs with the Procharger Stage 2 installed last night, overall I'm very happy with how the car performed, the stock clutch was not cooperating but we did get some good base numbers to go off of. 10.7 with the clutch slipping badly up top. I'm fairly certain with the new clutch...
Its a Mustang Dyno, 93 or 91 octane power numbers would be defined more in the tune than at the pump. Maybe a couple of degrees of timing difference, the horsepower loss would be relative to not only the tune and octane, but also your location etc... Basically the power loss would be nominal.
Mods are ARH 1 7/8 Headers w/ ARH catless mid pipe and axle back
JMS Fuelmax w/ ID1000 injectors
Procharger Stage 2 with D1SC
Tuned in house using HP Tuners
4.38 pulley 15psi
Made 706/595 on 93 octane
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Installed this setup together on a customers car last week and this practically eliminates wheel hop on even the stock Pirellis. Car feels much more solid and connected to the road also, there is a substantial increase in NVH but I think the trade off is well worth it. This is the way the IRS...