Hi first of kind of new here, but i finally got to dyno my truck monday this wa with high humidity (just got done raining) and an unlocked converter the 384 pull was on a 175 dry shot of nitrous, needless to say that dry shot is gone and has already been replaced with a 150 wet shot using a 1 gallon fuel cell and 110 octane gas, i will have new numbers in a couple of weeks.

 

Make sure the runs are performed in the same gear everytime if you plan to compare runs. It looks like you have 1 run in a shorter gear? But like I said, It is only important if you are comparing runs.
Smart switchin to the wet and some 110 for safety and timing (if you can adjust).

What was your A/F?
Are all three runs on the juice?

 

no the first was on motor then the other 2 were on the shot, i just was curious to see what it would do in 2nd gear on the last run, and there was no a/f they didn't hook up the wideband it was a quick dyno day thing, i am thinking hard about dyno tuning it after i get my heads on, i have a set of patriot heads that i am putting on when i have a weekend free

 

So did you ditch the dry shot due to the dyno results being substantially low?

 

Yep for now i will be putting a 255 pump in the tank later on after i do the heads and then i will 2 stage it, run the first stage 100 dry shot then the second a 150 wet. I can't see how a 175 dry shot only made 55rwhp so why not make it a 150 wet and make it a true 150rwhp

 

Always make sure you have some kind of AF monitoring during the dyno run especially on a NOS setup and that goes double for a dry NOS. With NOS you don't get a second chance. When it goes(bad), it usually goes with little to no warning.
Actually there is a slight warning, there is the saying: Cars are usually making their best run, right before they blowup!

 

Mean 05 are you the guy I talked to at the Frisco meet about a month ago? I have the black VHO with the magnacharger.

 

Yes that is me, i was out at the meet last night, it was pretty good considering there hasn't been one for about a month, how are you doing?