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Old 24th July 2012, 01:56   #1
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FINALLY got a dyno appointment!

After much trials and tribulations, I have managed to secure an appointment to dyno my ESS/RK hybrid with 88mm pulley +/- Aquamist methanol at 50%.

"Bad" news is that it is a Mustang dyno, LOL

I will post the results as soon as I can get them

Wish me luck

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Wow, a 88 mm pulley what you expecting 8 lbs of boost?
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Wow, a 88 mm pulley what you expecting 8 lbs of boost?
About that. Anywhere from 7.5-10 psi
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Finally, Brian! You probably won't be thrilled with the numbers on the Mustang, but most experience dyno operators (hopefully yours is) can tell you how their customers run comparatively on a dynojet.

I'm really looking forward to seeing those AFR's with the new tune and an 88mm pulley.

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Finally, Brian! You probably won't be thrilled with the numbers on the Mustang, but most experience dyno operators (hopefully yours is) can tell you how their customers run comparatively on a dynojet.

I'm really looking forward to seeing those AFR's with the new tune and an 88mm pulley.

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Brian - is this in SB or Ventura or Oxnard?
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It is at Granatelli motors in Oxnard.
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After much trials and tribulations, I have managed to secure an appointment to dyno my ESS/RK hybrid with 88mm pulley +/- Aquamist methanol at 50%.

"Bad" news is that it is a Mustang dyno, LOL

I will post the results as soon as I can get them

Wish me luck

Bri
Try to get them to log OBDII intake temp as well! Do you have your IAT anywhere past the SC'r?
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Do you have any cooling besides meth injection?
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