Well to follow up on a previous post I started concerning my dyno numbers with a Amazon ported eaton I took my car out to the track Friday night.
To give some history I have an Amazon port eaton, 2.93/4lb pulley combo, K&N FIPK, LPF HE, steeda wheel hop kit, and BBK X with Magnaflow catback. For tires I had some used 26x11.5x17 E.T. streets. The car was dyno tuned at pro-dyno and it made 513hp/563tq. I think the numbers are a little high but like I said in the other post the track will tell the story for me.
I drove my car to the track and iced my intake down for 20 minutes. The tires had 15lbs of air and I lit them up leaving at 3000 slipping the clutch.
My first run was;
1.98 60ft
7.89 E.T.
94.5 MPH
At this point I was thinking the tires wouldn't hold me. WRONG!
I dropped the tire pressure down to 11lbs and left at the same 3000rpms slippping the clutch. The car bogged down and almost cut off and here's what that pass was;
2.05 60ft
7.91 E.T.
95.1
Considering I bogged down and still ran 95 mph I knew the car had some mid 7's in it. I felt that the tire pressure was about right so the next pass I raised my rpms to 4500 and left like I stole it. The car hooked a lot better and while I really couldn't tell, some onlookers said the cars was still spinning or hazing the tires.
That pass I ran my best time.
1.70 60ft
7.53 E.T.
95.0 mph
Now I'm thinking I should leave a little harder to get more out of the car so
I raised my RPMs up to 5000 but it didn't help because on that pass I ran:
1.73 60ft
7.55 E.T.
94.99 MPH.
I regret not trying other tire pressures (lowering it)to see if I could get the 60ft down more but overall I was satisfied with the cars performance. So back to the dyno numbers question, I personally think the dyno numbers are off and that car is making anywhere between 470 and 485 at the rear wheels.
Oh yeah, I didn't run the vette because he broke a half shaft on his first run of the night. That had me little worried for my half shalfs.
To give some history I have an Amazon port eaton, 2.93/4lb pulley combo, K&N FIPK, LPF HE, steeda wheel hop kit, and BBK X with Magnaflow catback. For tires I had some used 26x11.5x17 E.T. streets. The car was dyno tuned at pro-dyno and it made 513hp/563tq. I think the numbers are a little high but like I said in the other post the track will tell the story for me.
I drove my car to the track and iced my intake down for 20 minutes. The tires had 15lbs of air and I lit them up leaving at 3000 slipping the clutch.
My first run was;
1.98 60ft
7.89 E.T.
94.5 MPH
At this point I was thinking the tires wouldn't hold me. WRONG!
I dropped the tire pressure down to 11lbs and left at the same 3000rpms slippping the clutch. The car bogged down and almost cut off and here's what that pass was;
2.05 60ft
7.91 E.T.
95.1
Considering I bogged down and still ran 95 mph I knew the car had some mid 7's in it. I felt that the tire pressure was about right so the next pass I raised my rpms to 4500 and left like I stole it. The car hooked a lot better and while I really couldn't tell, some onlookers said the cars was still spinning or hazing the tires.
That pass I ran my best time.
1.70 60ft
7.53 E.T.
95.0 mph
Now I'm thinking I should leave a little harder to get more out of the car so
I raised my RPMs up to 5000 but it didn't help because on that pass I ran:
1.73 60ft
7.55 E.T.
94.99 MPH.
I regret not trying other tire pressures (lowering it)to see if I could get the 60ft down more but overall I was satisfied with the cars performance. So back to the dyno numbers question, I personally think the dyno numbers are off and that car is making anywhere between 470 and 485 at the rear wheels.
Oh yeah, I didn't run the vette because he broke a half shaft on his first run of the night. That had me little worried for my half shalfs.
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