GT500 putting in work on a German Dyno

I'm not really familiar with the Dynomat brand dyno, and my gut tells me the numbers are high, but hell, they are better than the numbers I had during the dead of summer in Colorado. Put down 582RWHP and 610RWTQ. Pretty happy with the way the new exhaust sounds!

Sounds good man

never heard of Dynomat Dyno. U sure it wasn't Dynomite? Cause they read like a Mustang dyno sorta and would be reading low actually. I would say ur well over 600 whp on most dynos.

einehund said:

I'm not really familiar with the Dynomat brand dyno, and my gut tells me the numbers are high, but hell, they are better than the numbers I had during the dead of summer in Colorado. Put down 582RWHP and 610RWTQ. Pretty happy with the way the new exhaust sounds!

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Air Force or Army?

PhoenixM3 said:

Air Force or Army?

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Army.

I verified the dyno type twice, as some things get lost in translation between German and English when it comes to technical stuff. Maybe it is just some European brand dyno. My gut tells me that the number is a bit high, but it is what it is. I'll have to wait for a track day and put it down to see how my numbers improved, but even then it will be difficult to compare, as all my 1/4 times were done in Colorado at elevation.

Sounds great!
Guy doesn’t know how to run a Dyno tho.

Sounds good.
My 2013 gt didn’t pass the dB test for exhaust with just gt500 mufflers in Germany. Put the stock mufflers back on for inspection then switch back to gt500 after.

Sounds delicious

99arboC said:

Sounds good.
My 2013 gt didn’t pass the dB test for exhaust with just gt500 mufflers in Germany. Put the stock mufflers back on for inspection then switch back to gt500 after.

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Yep. I've got an off-road h pipe on right now, and the stock midpipe in the basement for inspection purposes!

The hell is with all the revving?

RedRocketMike said:

The hell is with all the revving?

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Not sure, but they were doing it with each car on the dyno between the pulls. Maybe something to do with the dyno itself?

Never dawned on anyone to ask?