H/C 370 dyno results
09-09-2013, 07:43 PM
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That is what I hear, but the fuel rails have to me modded then the evap stuff has to be changes to fit the TBSS intake. I just don't know enough about it just yet.. still learning. I would feel better about take a 80e apart and fixing it than I do that mod for some reason.
09-13-2013, 09:24 AM
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I'm excited to see the results. People have had a lot of issues with that manifold which is a shame. I have seen it make great power up top.
My guess, the torque numbers won't change drastically, but where yours starts to slowly drop off at about 5k with the TBSS intake, it will stay much more flat. I bet you see 20+ HP, but only a few ft lbs.
My guess, the torque numbers won't change drastically, but where yours starts to slowly drop off at about 5k with the TBSS intake, it will stay much more flat. I bet you see 20+ HP, but only a few ft lbs.
09-13-2013, 02:33 PM
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I'm excited to see the results. People have had a lot of issues with that manifold which is a shame. I have seen it make great power up top.
My guess, the torque numbers won't change drastically, but where yours starts to slowly drop off at about 5k with the TBSS intake, it will stay much more flat. I bet you see 20+ HP, but only a few ft lbs.
My guess, the torque numbers won't change drastically, but where yours starts to slowly drop off at about 5k with the TBSS intake, it will stay much more flat. I bet you see 20+ HP, but only a few ft lbs.
