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357HP 371 TORQUE WTF???? 25Lbs Boost :mad:

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With a conservative 18% drive train loss that is ~442FWHP
So there should be some additional power left on the table.
A couple questions:

1. Do you have modified heads or just the camshaft?
2. What rpm was your max hp at?
3. What timing?
4. What did your Air Fuel Ratios look like?
 
1) heads have alittle work comp 980 and alittle porting nothing crazy
2) 5500rpm
3) 20* timing
4) scan master got a low of 750 @98mph
 
That's not bad I made 390 rwhp and went 10.90 @121 28lbs 27/25 deg of timing with a pt61

turn up the timing and add a little boost you will see a noticeable difference.

Good luck
 
That's not bad I made 390 rwhp and went 10.90 @121 28lbs 27/25 deg of timing with a pt61

turn up the timing and add a little boost you will see a noticeable difference.

Good luck

Man...390rwhp and 10.90....what was you weigh in?
 
That's not bad I made 390 rwhp and went 10.90 @121 28lbs 27/25 deg of timing with a pt61

turn up the timing and add a little boost you will see a noticeable difference.

Good luck

Based on your numbers you are has to weigh close to 3300lbs.
Is it that light or is your dyno VERY conservative?
 
Maybe it was a mustang dyno and they loaded it up to much. A friend of mine got his fwd regal dynoed on one and the over loaded it. It put down 350 whp. And trapped 126 the next day haha
 
I was about 3350 w/ me. I'm not sure about the brand of dyno. I just made a couple of hits to make sure the car was running solid before hitting the track. It was through one of those power robbing TH400s also.
BTW I went 10.94 @ 122 with a 3500 race weight.
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I just ran the numbers again and I can make them work.
390RWHP * 1.18 for the drive train loss is about 460 FWHP.
At a 3500lbs that makes sense.
We have some cars over here that are 3700-3900 lbs so in that
context your numbers would not work.
 
I just ran the numbers again and I can make them work.
390RWHP * 1.18 for the drive train loss is about 460 FWHP.
At a 3500lbs that makes sense.
We have some cars over here that are 3700-3900 lbs so in that
context your numbers would not work.

Power to weight and a 1.50 60'. I'm going to try it again with 295/45/17 M/t DRs, built OD and a billet 62.
 
So any suggestions on how to get up to the 400 range?
 
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