2013/2014 Shelby GT500 Dyno Results

mds370

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Run 1: Mods: 3.73 gears, rest of car stock
601.3rwhp, 608.3ft/lbs on 14.3lbs of boost.


Run 2: 3.73 gears, Replaced factory filter and resonator with blue Airaid and FRPP resonator delete:
597.6hp, 618ft/lbs on 14.6lbs of boost. Dyno operator mentioned he believes the car made slightly less due to the motor being hot. Only waited 4-5 minutes between pull #1 and pull #2.
-4hp, +10ft/lbs

Run 3: same as run #2 but was done immediately after with no cool down.
594.8hp, 609.8ft/lbs
-7hp, +1tq

Run 4, 3.73 gears, Replaced FRPP resonator delete with JLT resonator delete. Car was allowed to cool down for 5 minutes during the resonator delete swap out.
593.8hp, 612.6ft/lbs
-8hp, +4ft/lbs

Overall was happy with the results, but wish I would have given the car more time to cool down between runs as hp kept falling off the table.

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nice numbers Dan!
 

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Modifications are in my signature. I was hoping for 700RWHP and the tuner stated he could get me there with a little more "aggressive" tuning but I declined! He also told me the ECU was pulling timing due to some pinging being detected. I have since switched to a tier 1 gas station. Next step a set of Longitubes and maybe a switch to a single blade throttle body.



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Video of the dyne pull

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paluka21

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Don't know much about dynos but they said its a dynocom 1800x

Looks like that may be a bit of a little older dyno model, regardless it will probably read lower than a typical inertia only dyno, as the dynocom uses eddy brakes (eddy current) to introduce more real world conditions. Only question I have is why your torque would be so much lower than your hp?
 

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Looks like that may be a bit of a little older dyno model, regardless it will probably read lower than a typical inertia only dyno, as the dynocom uses eddy brakes (eddy current) to introduce more real world conditions. Only question I have is why your torque would be so much lower than your hp?

It may have just been the way the dyno was calibrated. I just picked up my car 2 weeks ago and was curious about the numbers and this shop offered to dyno my car for free. My first pull showed somewhere around 530whp which I though was way off. He put a fan on it for about 15 minutes and ran it again and it pulled the 574. I feel like it's pretty inaccurate if it gained 40+ whp from a fan because the fan wasn't even on it during either pull, just in between. Also, I doubt the car was heat soaked for the first pull because I only drove it for a total of 10 minutes that day and it was on the way to the shop and it sat for a good 25-30 minutes before the first run.
 

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Going to take her in to get her on the dyno. Anyone else have have a similar set up? If so what #'s are you putting down?

nGuage and Lund Tune
Stainless Works Long Tube Headers to factory exhaust Catless
JLT 123mm BIG Air Intake,
Ford Racing Cobra Jet Oval Throttle Body,
NKG TR7IX SPARK PLUGS,
Billet Pro 2.396 Upper Pulley
Billet Pro 90mm Idler Pulley
 

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Kinda late, seeing as this was done back in March. But I figured why not throw it up. I get the feeling that the power is a tad low. But I was quite happy with the results nonetheless.

13-6 with 10%OD, LTs, O/H H-Pipe and stock catback.

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I just ordered the exact mods you have from Van. Hoping for similar numbers.....
 

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VMP 67mm TB
JLT carbon 127mm CAI
2.4" upper pulley
90mm idler pulley
4:10 gears
borla atax mufflers

Before the TB it was a satan car 666whp with 666 TQ
 
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Bill H...

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Hi All. Long time lurker here. Made two runs on dyno between the thunderstorms and the best numbers were 568.53. Mods are not much:

Res delete
Blue Airade filter

Full tank of 93 with a bottle of BG booster thrown in for good measure. I have the graph but don't know how to post it. A little help would be much appreciated.

Bill H...
 

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Turbo98GT

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Ported factory TVS blower, XBA, KB 168 TB, 155MM CAI, 2.39 upper, 10%lower, 1 7/8 headers, o/r h pipe, magnaflow black Series mufflers, ice tank, FTW Clear E85, Lund tuned
Stock cams. Stock longblock.
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Hey just saw this Sticky post. Here's my graph and numbers. The car was absolutely stock when dyno'd. Since I've only added a res delete and a KN. Best numbers were 575/602. Thrilled with the power this car puts down from the factory. Sorry, got some water on the paper. Also, first run, car wasn't fully warmed up.
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