Mazdaspeed 6 DYNO w/ GT2871R 356awhp/365tq
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lol let me know i'll go and dyno my car 2!
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If you really want to compare dyno companies in general and how numbers are inflated, Dynojets are known to have inflated numbers overall. Mustangdynos usually give lower and more accurate numbers. Not sure how many people know that, just throwing it out there.
I was pretty impressed by the numbers in the original post, but if they're inflated, depending on how much, that's a different story. Now, if you're just looking at it from the standpoint of progression, I agree, who cares what kind of dyno it is? UNLESS that dyno is not even accurate to begin with and the numbers inflate more and more depending on what RPM or whatever...as in, at 3k RPM you're at 200hp and the dyno is saying 350 and at 5k RPM you're at 300hp and they dyno says 600hp, etc.
I was pretty impressed by the numbers in the original post, but if they're inflated, depending on how much, that's a different story. Now, if you're just looking at it from the standpoint of progression, I agree, who cares what kind of dyno it is? UNLESS that dyno is not even accurate to begin with and the numbers inflate more and more depending on what RPM or whatever...as in, at 3k RPM you're at 200hp and the dyno is saying 350 and at 5k RPM you're at 300hp and they dyno says 600hp, etc.
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