for the record I should be low 10's too
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So what will cause me to lose 10+ mph on the dyno?
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There ain't no shoulda, woulda, coulda. :smile tease:Originally posted by ramairws6 View PostHahahaha...............shoulda, woulda, coulda! :funny shit:
Yeah you should once you port your fast! :shitsweak:Originally posted by speedo View Postfor the record I should be low 10's too
Gut it and it willOriginally posted by ramairws6 View PostYep, and mine is a 8 second car all day lonG! dance
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Originally posted by Jonny Piff View Postthats what I run and your making more power then me..6spd FTL!
A 26" tall tire is 26" tall, and yes same dyno, nope, no clutch never once slipped on me.Originally posted by Fotoboy View Postsame tires? same dyno? different data input in tire size? slipping clutch?
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If it was at the same dyno, have the dyno operator graph wheel speed vrs calculator gear ratio (rpm/mph), have both your old run and your new run pasted over eachother. The lines should look fairly close, but if there is a sudden spike to a higher gear ratio (rpm/mph) towards the top it could be a sign that the tires were just starting to spin a lil bit. Might be just hazing enough that you can not see.Originally posted by BLU BYU View Post
A 26" tall tire is 26" tall, and yes same dyno, nope, no clutch never once slipped on me.
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If you have a copy of the dyno files, I can do this for you.
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I doubt it's a dyno issue as he has been to the track already and the times don't lie. I really think he has a mechanical issue but thats just me...........Originally posted by OSOFEW View PostIf it was at the same dyno, have the dyno operator graph wheel speed vrs calculator gear ratio (rpm/mph), have both your old run and your new run pasted over eachother. The lines should look fairly close, but if there is a sudden spike to a higher gear ratio (rpm/mph) towards the top it could be a sign that the tires were just starting to spin a lil bit. Might be just hazing enough that you can not see.
If you have a copy of the dyno files, I can do this for you.
2001 Trans Am All Motor 9.75 @139mph
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Didn't say it was a dyno issue. Said you can use the data from the dyno to diagnose it. A change in calculated gear ratio can show a possible driveline slippage issue, IE, light tire spin, or clutch slippage.Originally posted by ramairws6 View PostI doubt it's a dyno issue as he has been to the track already and the times don't lie. I really think he has a mechanical issue but thats just me...........
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