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Originally Posted by WopOnTour
Scott
Were these dyno pulls using any correction factors? (STD?? SAE??)
Do you know what the factors were at??
IF NOT
Do you know the density-altitude at the time they were created?
Thanks
Wop
EDIT> Maybe just READ Wop!- the charts SHOW they are STD correction!! 
With that in mind...
It should be pointed out that DynoJet's STD correction factor consistantly yields results appox 2% higher than SAE and as much as 4-5% higher than uncorrected numbers (unless of course the factor was less than 1)
So if you're helping someone installing/testing the Intense tunes on a DynoLet you may want to make sure you are using STD factors to prevent from making apparently less peak HP.
(given ANY factoring- % of improvement from baseline should be similar however) |
well it was raining cats and dogs that night we dynoed...and was like probably 55-60 degrees...and 100% humidity iirc.
Dan