Yeah, they just "cut" suddenly. raised my to 6450. Made the car quite a bit faster in the quarter mile cause of the shift recovery rpm was a tad higher.
Mopar ECU raises it to 6400.
I didn't read all the posts, so forgive if this has been covered....
Boost does not equal power.... boost that you see in your intake manifold is just an indication of your engines restriction to airflow from the blower.
Say you have a Paxton that normally peaks at 8 psi at 6000 rpm on a stock...
Thanks.... If you have never seen this, this also blows some peoples minds away....
Why Dynojets read high, and the Dynojet "Fudge".
From: The Story Behind the Dynojet Chassis Dyno - The Truth Meter - Hot Rod Magazine
So what's the Viper consensus?
3500 pounds, 650 rwhp? 135 on street tires, 137 on slicks?
Edit.... so what does a Gen 1 Viper weight? Gen 2? Gen 3? Actual weight?
Yeah, I use that formula as well, but it's a tough one since no one ever actually engine dynos their car. Patrick Hale developed that one in the early 80's using linear regression analysis from quarter mile performance and peak engine power of the cars in that day. Works pretty well if you...
Buying it cheap is what got him into this mess. Had he spent a couple bucks extra and bought it from a Viper SCT tuner, they woulda taken care of him.
I dunno, it's a weird error message. Did the dynoshop have another unit they coulda tried?
Do me a favour, hook up the SCT and then read out...
Yeah, yeah.... it's cause my garage is around in the back lane, and it's all muddy as hell back there still, so I left it out front lol.
It's ok, I'm Canadian, if someone ****s with it, I have a BB gun.
In reality.... I don't even lock my front door when I am home. Canadian's are all about...
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