GTBOB
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Visited Finish Line Performance LLC in Milford, OH today to get an idea of where I'm at with the typical bolt-on mods. My next mods will be an oil separator of some sort and the GT350 intake manifold when they start shipping again. I'm not boasting or making excuses of the results. I just don't see many results posted with the Roush intake so here is mine. Data logs looked good through my NGAUGE. Logged -5.00 to -3.00 on the KNOCKR for the Lund FF tune. Nice and safe.
Completely stock, my car made 372HP last August (not on this dyno unfortunately). That is approx. 437 at the crank using the 372/.85 equation for 15% driveline loss.
Completely stock, my car made 372HP last August (not on this dyno unfortunately). That is approx. 437 at the crank using the 372/.85 equation for 15% driveline loss.
- LT Headers (no cats)
- Roush CAI
- LUND FF tune running E85
- Stock resonator, pipes and mufflers
- Garbage Evenflow 160 T*stat (changing soon)
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The dyno operator said that the friction of my drag radials on the rollers would give a lower reading vs the stock tires mounted up. My quarter panels were covered with rubber after those 3 runs. All subsequent sessions will now be on stock tires lol!