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Old 03-18-2012, 02:53 PM
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Default Thomas's Ride finally on the G3i Engine Dyno

Removed Power Play?s engine last fall to put on 14mm ECI cylinders and up date the Supercharger. Finally, break in was today!! After 1-1/2 hours I just had to lean on it. It was getting warm in the G3i dyno room. Density altitude was up @ 8125ft. At 2700 RPM 35" MP, un-correct Torq. was @ 523ft-lbs. and 278 HP. Weather station correction factor for sea-level was, Torq. @ 659ft-lbs. and 342.6 HP. There plenty more HP magic in my bag that I?m excited to implement before it comes off the Dyno.
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Old 03-18-2012, 03:18 PM
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That'll be a wild ride. nice work
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Old 03-19-2012, 07:18 AM
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Default TOO much

Hey Tom:

That's too much power, which equals too much fun. Can't have that! Better set your gov to 2400.

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