the only time ive ever been to the track i ran a 13.4 at 104 with a 1.99 sixty foot time. based on that how much rwhp to do you im making?

 

what are your mods? based on that i would say either good driver with decent tires and your stock or intake exhuast decent tires and a average driver

 

downpipe, intake are my mods

 

You are making exactly 251.57 rwhp.

 

Good call on the whp. I was going to say 257.16 thou.

 

Oh, I was talking about a Mustang Dyno, you must be talking about a Dynojet.

 

from SmokemUp.com


Vehicle Weight 3040lbs Elapsed Time 13.4s Drivetrain loss 15%

Results:
249.7 Rear Wheel HP
293.8 Crankshaft HP

 

^---Crankshaft?!

 

ive got two in my car so i goes faster

 

I guess I should have changed that to e shaft. Just using their calculator, the number seems reasonable though.

 

How many miles on your engine? Also you cut a 1.99 sixty foot your first time at the track? Are you running stock tires?

 

52XXX miles. 225/40/16 yokahoma street tires.
maybe lucky first try, idk. hope to go back soon when gateway opens and see if it was a fluke

oh and thanx books for the info

 

maybe im stupid or im just not paying attention to my signature.... but.... 251 whp from just DP and intake???? seems a bit too good to be true.....

 

I think he was being sarcastic in response to "how much hp am I making?" Don't be too surprised to get that much hp though out of just a dp. The stock one is very restircitive and after market ones free up a lot of hp.

 

thats good to know.... i had no idea that there was that much restriction in the exhaust system. now im curious as to how much whp im making with full unrestricted exhaust

 

Considering people ran 13.5's with a REALLY good driver and launch on bone stock FD's back in the day, it's hard to guess at the horsepower.

Dale

 

180rwhp. . . . either that or 1200rwp.. . . or somewhere in between.

 

i have only intake, exaust, dp, and an upgraded radiator and i run 13.5's but i dynoed at 248whp

 

HF cat? or full unrestricted exhaust? what diameter?