Dyno numbers - BBR tuned - Vortech/JLT/JPC headers

theFNG

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Non corrected; 652 HP/ 524 TQ

AFR : 10.8-11.2
Timing: 16 degrees
Stock pulley, 9 psi with the JLT intake

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There is an option on Dynojet run viewer for "none" under correction. STD is still corrected. Even though they are corrected, the numbers are still nice. I was just letting him know that those are corrected numbers though.
 
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yes, these were corrected STD numbers. The difference where we are with STD and SAE is off by a few HP that it is nothing crazy as it would show up north.

Glad you like it man. Enjoy!!
 

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OP please edit the first page so it reads corrected numbers instead of uncorrected to kill confusion in the future. What were the actual uncorrected numbers?
 

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What's the big deal about corrected versus non? Every dyno is different so there is no comparing anyway.
 

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I think he's questioning it because it seems high for the v3 head unit on a stock pulley, especially without a Boss Intake. probably by about 100hp.

The headers and cai will help some but not that much.

Vortech advertises the base v3 kit as a 600 crank hp kit at factory redline. 525-550 rwhp or so.

Headers and an CAI are not going to pick the car up 100-120 rwhp, especially on the stock intake. JMHO

I'd be curious to see the SAE and smoothed (unless it already is), looks a little shaky, especially from 6600-7200, something going on there.

What fuel?
 
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