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Big Pappa
Car: '01 3.5L CL type S
port richey
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3.5L Vs. Mach1
well i spot this mach and descide to catch up (going opposite direction) from 50 ish we went briefly and he was pulling on me very little might have even been 60 but anyway...we catch my favorite light and run straight up...i get the better RT at the light maybe half a car or less ...as he catches second im a full car out...i chirp 2nd myself and am pulling away...by 105 i had 3+ and was pulling...we talked alittle after...bone stock(manual)...and he said no misssed shifts or anything like that...
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Big Pappa
Car: '01 3.5L CL type S
port richey
: 326 |
what you dont realize is this..the car is 3400lbs..my dyno was done at coastal...though he says it was in inerterial mode, im not entirely sure if that still directly compares to a dyno jet for example...2nd it was july...his software may compensate for the atmospheric changes but it cant comp for a sofisticated computer(ECU) adding fuel and pulling timing...last i have added a chip since then and it could be a gain of anywhere from 10/10 to 20/20... + the likely other 20 or so from going from 90* weather to 50* ...
if i were to dyno right now i would bet 275/250(easy) ..and keep in mind i have about the flatest torque curve youve ever seen, all the way to the 7100 fuel cut Last edited by type R : 02-07-2005 at 11:08 PM. |
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Big Pappa
Car: '01 3.5L CL type S
port richey
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