Oh, ok. I'm going to try and put it on a DynoJet before I go back just to see what it says. Just as a side note we were going to do a test in-between intake and tune but he said it needed the tune to run properly after the intake install.
I was trying to say 370 if it was a DynoJet instead of Mustang (I didn't know it was a Mustang when I was comparing everyones beforehand with my expectations). That gain seems really nice compared to mine lol. Something just has to be off with TQ gain of 0, doesn't make sense.
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I'm not sure what info they all took but since they are going to do a custom tune next week I'll see how that goes and ask for any catalogs. I'm tempted to go run it over to a DynoJet.
From many posts and tests I've seen on here with the exact same setups I think my results are an outlier for some reason. Was expecting 370-380 base and 400 after (using DynoJet numbers).
Yea, that part doesn't seem to make sense. They said there's a bit of room left when they do the custom tune so we'll see. It did feel like it opened up a bit when accelerating but didn't get to drive it much yet.
Got a Mustang Dyno done today. 1st run was with Ford Racing Touring Exhaust, 2nd run was with JLT intake and Lund tune added. I was pretty disappointed in the numbers but I guess the Mustang Dyno is typically 10-15% lower compared to the Dyno Jet’s.
Just a quick look if you add 12.5% to my...
I've hear the intake doesn't help that much with performance until you tune it. I'll have before and after dyno's this evening hopefully. JLT W/ Lund tune.
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Head unit is the same. I believe they used a line converter that was about $100-200. Full thread has some more pics if you're interested.
http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=18504