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Old 02-09-2004, 03:16 PM
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Originally posted by Jamo



Dave, I agree there may be differences in dynos, temps, etc. That's why I suggested a reasonable margin of error. I sure hope various calibrated dynos are not that far off from each other.

A 10-20 horsepower or foot pounds difference is certainly understandable.

Maybe a shootout in the future would be a good thing, but I surely would think a fairly quick run of the same motor on two different calibrated dynos would resolve any doubts in the near term.
I'll certainly agree that the differences should be minimal and calibrated dynos should provide like results. However, there are lots of different dynos and different ways to do a dyno pull. A set of restrictive headers on a dyno can make a 40+ hp/tq difference. If everyone is not 100% certain of the legitimacy of the environment, the outcome will be meaningless.

Kudos to Brent who I think put the whole sorry subject in perspective.