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Originally Posted by Sportsguy83
Yes yes, I agree there is no baseline, all numbers are speculation. But a fact is Mustang dynos read lower than Dynojet Dynos, just the nature of the beast. I posted the picture with uncorrected and corrected numbers for weather conditions, so even though it is all speculation, we can get a ball park figure on where it is and Leemaster's guess is not far fetched BUT I wholeheartedly agree, there is no certainty based on this Dyno about exactly how much Nameless DP/OP gains, just ballpark figures.
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those are good numbers but not all mustangs read low. some owners adjust the roller weights so that they display more alongs the dynojets numbers. I always kept my Mustang unadjusted and cars that make 156-158 on my Mustang lay down 183-185hp on other local dyno jets. All my tunes are done on a Mustang but i always take them to my friends dynojet to give apples/apples comparison. i know you couldnt get a baseline but it would have been ideal. now hopefully some realize you cant always get a baseline on your car because time and availability didnt permit.