- Jun 8, 2009
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I recently had my car on Manny's Dyno during his open house and reached 459 hp with 422 ft/lbs of torque. Manny quickly advised that the fuel/air ratio was too lean and after a tune we went back to the dyno to achieve 486 hp and 436 ft. lbs of torque (what a difference a properly done tune can make). The car is quite noticeably more responsive and the slight lag at 3500 rpm has disappeared as a result of a much better power curve throughout the rpm range.
Now wanting to reach the 500 hp club, Manny ordered a new Lingenfelter pulley and belt for the supercharger to increase the boost from 6 to 10 psi. The install has now been completed and with the added boost the car is ready to run the dyno again. I am eager to see the results tomorrow as I am scheduled for another run.
Hopefully I will have a slot early as I'm certain many others are eagerly awaiting their turn on the dyno as well.
This is a really a great opportunity for anyone to see the results of the mods purchased for your ride for the modest price they are charging. For me, it has also brought to my attention a potentially dangerous problem of running a car too lean possibly damaging the motor.
I hope to be bringing my brother with his '69 Firebird with a 400 he has built and a couple of other buddies with their North American muscle too. This should be a fun day and hope to see many others.
I think I'm gonna have a tough time sleeping tonight!
Now wanting to reach the 500 hp club, Manny ordered a new Lingenfelter pulley and belt for the supercharger to increase the boost from 6 to 10 psi. The install has now been completed and with the added boost the car is ready to run the dyno again. I am eager to see the results tomorrow as I am scheduled for another run.
Hopefully I will have a slot early as I'm certain many others are eagerly awaiting their turn on the dyno as well.
This is a really a great opportunity for anyone to see the results of the mods purchased for your ride for the modest price they are charging. For me, it has also brought to my attention a potentially dangerous problem of running a car too lean possibly damaging the motor.
I hope to be bringing my brother with his '69 Firebird with a 400 he has built and a couple of other buddies with their North American muscle too. This should be a fun day and hope to see many others.
I think I'm gonna have a tough time sleeping tonight!