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#13
Re: dyno result for my ute
ANGE
Posted on: 2007/7/3 12:38
#12
Re: dyno result for my ute
sikdatto1200
Posted on: 2007/6/26 8:40
yea i meant a stock 1200 ute, about 30-35rwkw
#11
Re: dyno result for my ute
ANGE
Posted on: 2007/6/26 8:00
dyson rotary did the porting and rebuild
i havent run it yet. but looking foreward to it, will let you all know how it goes
#10
Re: dyno result for my ute
A14force
Posted on: 2007/6/26 7:06
Have you run this combo down the strip yet?
#9
Re: dyno result for my ute
picko
Posted on: 2007/6/25 12:42
wow! that make early power for a bridgey. who did the porting? im doing a 12a exteno in my wagon as we speak.
#8
Re: dyno result for my ute
ANGE
Posted on: 2007/6/25 12:37
its a 12a bridgeport
im assuming he meant 3 times the power of a stock 1200 ute
#7
Re: dyno result for my ute
picko
Posted on: 2007/6/25 12:33
nice !
3 x power of a stock what? i assume you didnt realise it was a rota?? a stock 12a will make close to 100 at the tyres. what is it mate? extend port 13b.
#6
Re: dyno result for my ute
ANGE
Posted on: 2007/6/25 12:25
yes mik thats a box of spare parts for my most unreliable engine.
anyone need me to trim their edges? ben i didnt get a torque readout unfortunately. but being a n/a rotary i could take a guess at the torque output being somewhere between not much and bugger all
#5
Re: dyno result for my ute
Mildman
Posted on: 2007/6/25 11:51
Do you also get a torque / tractive effort curve?
#4
Re: dyno result for my ute
BeastofBurden
Posted on: 2007/6/25 11:51
Nice ute mate wish the "Beast" was that tidy!! Good AFR,s on those runs also!!
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