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Old 18-06-2007, 04:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi Allports, Good to hear from you. Engine dyno was a superflow tested at 600rpm/sec. Chassis was Dyno dynamics, fairly new and in shootout mode. Would the convertor be loading up the engine? I still dont understand why the figures would differ, same headers on both dyno's although full exhaust run on chassis in top gear.
chassie dyno VS engine dyno, you will have a difference.

that 600rpm/sec sounds abit high, 300rpm/sec is about the norm in which motors should be tested (mine was tested at 300rpm/sec)

was that on COME's engine dyno by any chance?
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adding the extra 1" spacer will give you more top end HP & the flow between those two carbs will give you more as well & it wouldn't suprise me if he finds a flat spot somewhere now he has added the extra 1" in the spacer also when he goes to the track he MAY be able to get a bit better by going up 1-2 jet sizes in the secondarys
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