Finally got the car Dynoed!!!! :)

pingaloca25

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82 degrees weather. humidity 57%


on motor 267hp/295tq

Full bolt on 1999 motor with 150k miles
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on nitrous 100shot 363hp/463tq
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lm what u guys think
 

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non SAE makes me a sad panda as those numbers are inflated compared to SAE. regardless, very stout numbers!
 

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noob question whats does SAE mean?

SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) is the correction factor for dynos to make every location in the US on an even playing field for the results produced. Such as altitude, weather, etc. STD (standard) always reads 2-4% higher as it does not have as strict of correction factors, and UC (Uncorrected) reads highest as there is no corrections or adjustments to the dyno numbers.

in comparison my cars numbers were:

274rwhp/287rwtq SAE
285rwhp/299rwtq STD
289rwhp/300rwtq UC
 

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Wow, thats a meaty ass curve.

That curve holds over 300 rwhp at 3500 rpms...my blower car for comparison is making like 200 rwhp at 3500 rpms and peaks at 430-440 rwhp at 6400 rpms so its very impressive to see such good power numbers, that early for a car that peaked at around 370 rwhp.

But I guess nitrous is a completely different animal than a centri blower.
 

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im honestly scared to death to spray my car, just has never seen like the best long term solution for power. But I guess if properly done it can be.
 

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i think the most impressive thing that even to this day after years of owning and having done n20 kits is the torque you get 30 shy of 200 ft/lb gain is so incredible.
 
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TQ ftw. cant wait to build the bottom end and step it up to a 150 shot!
 

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Yeah if you plan on running NOS all the time, a built bottom end is a must!
 

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