| I may be retarded but lets look at the facts. Here is a conversation we had yesterday: Clicky Now you come here today and say: "not to mention, that dynochart is very peaky. Look how it falls off so much at higher RPM.." I just find it very funny after the posts on my part yesterday. But lets look at it and see compared to your dyno chart. 
OK Power graph = 6000rpm = 730-750rwhp, 6500rpm = 750rwhp, 7000rpm = 750rwhp, 7500rpm = 700rwhp, and 8000rpm = 650rwhp. So with a peak of 760 rwhp your average is 700 to 720ish across the power band. Torque graph = 6000rpm = 640 ft/lbs, 6500rpm = 610 ft/lbs, 7000rpm = 570 ft/lbs, 7500rpm = 500 ft/lbs, and 8000 = 440 ft/lbs. So with a peak of 645 ft/lbs your average is 552 ft/lbs. Now the Supra *you* say is peaky 
Power Graph = 5500rpm = 680rwhp, 6000rpm = 680rwhp, 6500rpm = 675 rwhp, 7000rpm = 650rwhp, and 7500rpm = 630rwhp. So a peak of 699 the average is 663rwhp across the power band.
Torque graph = 5500rpm = 650 ft/lbs, 6000rpm = 610 ft/lbs, 6500rpm = 550 ft/lbs, 7000rpm = 500 ft/lbs, 7500rpm = 450 ft/lbs. So with a peak of 654 the average is 552 ft/lbs across the power band. So lets compare: Your car = 760 peak rwhp and 710 rwhp average so a total of 50 rwhp drop off the peak. Then the torque is peak of 645 ft/lbs and 552 ft/lbs average you had a 93 ft/lb drop in torque. Supra that you say is *peaky* = 699 peak rwhp and 663 rwhp average so a total of 36 Rwhp drop from the peak. Then the torque is peak of 654 ft/lbs and 552 ft/lbs average so a 102 ft/lbs drop in torque. Soooo.....the supra you say has a peaky graph has 14 rwhp more average usable Rwhp in the power band and only 9 ft/lbs less average torque then yours. So if you say the Supra has a *peaky* graph and drops off at higher RPM you had better look at your graph too.
Kyle "Grumpy Bear" Puckett
Sales@sgpracing.com
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