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| Get er on the Dyno Let's see the numbers! |
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New numbers for a dinosaur 7.3
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This is a kind of misleading statement. They may not have been displaying the torque, but it's not possible to not "do" or measure torque. Horsepower is technically not "measurable". It is a mathematical representation of torque, with respect to time. All dynos measure torque, and then use a calculation to determine horsepower. Congrats on the new numbers... can't wait to hear how it "feels" on the butt dyno, and/or in front of a sled. Last edited by ABOBB : 06-24-2008 at 04:04 AM. |
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Congrats, Howard. What happened on the first run?
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