Subject	Actually your #s would be about 10-15% higher on dyno jet (n/m)
Posted by	jzee32tt on October 16, 2006 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	what is the difference between mustang dyno and a dyno jet posted by octavian-z on October 16, 2006 at 09:19 PM
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Follow Ups	what is the difference between mustang dyno and a dyno jet - octavian-z 21:19:58 10/16/06 I believe mustang dynos read higher (n/m) - Evan(CA) 21:27:07 10/16/06 Re: I believe mustang dynos read higher - octavian-z 21:33:53 10/16/06 You are probably right - Evan(CA) 21:37:35 10/16/06 I think that you would get a higher # on dynojet. - NatezTT 21:29:30 10/16/06 Actually your #s would be about 10-15% higher on dyno jet (n/m) - jzee32tt 21:45:21 10/16/06 that's right (n/m) - ZEngineer 07:32:16 10/17/06 Impressed with the fact you ran - bankruptedz 22:00:55 10/16/06 it was just a test run - octavian-z 22:22:58 10/16/06 Dont Lie, you were runing 21psi at the track with 91 :) (n/m) - Eishozzzz 06:37:36 10/17/06 Re: Dont Lie, you were runing 21psi at the track with 91 :) - octavian-z 20:50:47 10/17/06 Not bad - bankruptedz 10:15:16 10/17/06 one guy told me.. - zachttu (Lubbock) 00:57:02 10/17/06 Re: what is the difference between mustang dyno and a dyno jet - ouikikazz 01:36:41 10/17/06
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