**Vid** g35x 1/4 mile dyno run!
Originally Posted by G35_TX
It belongs where it was, in the archives. Please don't bring back old posts.
Actually I did. I was curious to see if the print out showed RWT at 5MPH, 10MPH, 15MPH, etc. I'de like to see what the numbers at low speed are.
Originally Posted by G35_TX
It belongs where it was, in the archives. Please don't bring back old posts.
If it is what I think you mean, people still read the threads/acheives. Many people could have been misinformed without knowing. I think it is very important that we correct the error and label this dyno as a mustang so that we know the $$$$$ he invested was not a complete waste.
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so if someone does a search and digs up a topic and posts in it they could get flamed for that too
double 
today's lessons
so lets seee don't search = get flamed
search and post = get flammed
post but have someone disagree with unfriendly terms = get flammed
flamming = flamming
double 
today's lessons
so lets seee don't search = get flamed
search and post = get flammed
post but have someone disagree with unfriendly terms = get flammed
flamming = flamming
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Originally Posted by FenixL1P
hmmm.... 1/4 mile dynos don't consider the effects of aerodynamic drag forces and traction between tires and the tarmac or ground....
I am glad you brought this up becasue I have been trying to get opinions about the validity of road dynos or how the numbers compare to the drum type dynos.
If he's not a moderator his opinions on bringing back old posts aren't worth reading and should not be taken so seriously. He was just bitchy and I'm sure if he's not into the old threads he won't be back. obviously this is useful and should continue.
Originally Posted by Foo_G
I am glad you brought this up becasue I have been trying to get opinions about the validity of road dynos or how the numbers compare to the drum type dynos.
Here are a few threads in which he's posted and shared his thoughts on dynos:
https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-drivetrain-forced-induction/84318-dyno-d-my-bone-stock-2006-6mt-plots-inside.html
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...highlight=dyno
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Originally Posted by trey.hutcheson
Road dynos will typically show lower numbers. I've never dyno'd on anything but a dynojet, but several people agree that Mustangs produce numbers in line with "observed" road-dyno simulations. Look up posts by MechEE.
Here are a few threads in which he's posted and shared his thoughts on dynos:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84318
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...highlight=dyno
Here are a few threads in which he's posted and shared his thoughts on dynos:
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=84318
https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...highlight=dyno
many thanks!!
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Originally Posted by SixFive
If he's not a moderator his opinions on bringing back old posts aren't worth reading and should not be taken so seriously. He was just bitchy and I'm sure if he's not into the old threads he won't be back. obviously this is useful and should continue.
yeah I should have know better...after reading the entire thread that trying to add any humor to this would be an excercise in futility.
I was able to get some good info from this though.
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