hey patrick - cool pics!!! any chances of having you emial me the shots and video of the dyno runs??? want to put it into my files here at the house!! thanks!!! tell chris to clean the car again, it probably has more spots on it!!!
Dyno's definitely weren't bad at all. I was pleased to see I'm right around the 300HP mark at the wheels with 332 Ft.Lbs of Tq.
Edit: That was also including my spare tire and stereo equipment which will be pulled out for the Dyno Day on the 27th.
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Silly question,
Does removing weight make any difference on a dyno ??
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I wouldn't think so, thinking back to Physics 101... (but this is total speculation)
Since the vehicle is NOT moving, it could weigh like 10K pounds and would put out the same HP and Torque.
I would think that the 0-60 and 1/4 mile runs would get better as the vehicle gets lighter. 'A body at rest wants to say at rest', right? But the dyno shouldn't change.
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