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Yeah wait for corrected #s, but 1 can dream. :lol:
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I did, but it was just an axle-back, not a cat back. So basically just mufflers.You either have good luck, which the engines do vary a few percent. So maybe you got one that rolled off the plant at the top percentile of stock peformance.
And/or maybe the exhaust helped free up some trapped ponies. You did have the exhaust on right ?
So since my numbers aren't SAE corrected, any guesses as to what my corrected numbers would have been? I understand it's strictly a guess but I'm just wondering.^ his Dyno is STD not SAE corrected. That shows a good bit higher numbers so that is why.
My Dyno if in std would have shown about 418whp after tune, compared to 405 SAE.
It still looks like a higher reading Dyno though.
Hey man,I see.
Did you have anything else at all on the car? Something like lighter wheels could translate to more power on a dyno as well.I see.
Oh yeah, I know there's no way to know for sure without getting it done again. I'm hoping to tune it soon. And thanks for the compliment.Hey man,
These are just guesses. You may make a bit more and honestly, 380 or whatever is a nice rwhp # by any means. Tune that thing and it will be right up there. Nice car in general btw.
No, the factory PP wheels and tires were on it at the time. And actually, it had wheel spacers on it at the time too so there was a little bit more rotational mass added by them if anything. The car was only a couple weeks old at the time so all I had done was lower it, put the spacers, tint and stripes on it and the Steeda axle-back. That was it.Did you have anything else at all on the car? Something like lighter wheels could translate to more power on a dyno as well.
Beg to differ...Keep in mind stock engines can vary up to 25 rwhp from car to car