Originally Posted by mrphotoman
needswings dyno goes all the way to 6,000rpms.
Some dyno's read a lot higher and some read lower. Altitude, temps and humidity has a lot to do with it as well. I would try to find a dynojet dyno near where you are to do another run. You can go on the dynojet website and they will show you where dyno's are in your area.
Here you go, scroll down and enter your zipcode:
http://www.dynojet.com/dyno_centers/...utomotive.aspx
Thanks mrphotoman, the reason I went with the Mustang Dynamometer is because I wanted real world #'s not inflated #'s. I had read as far as dyno's go it was the most accurate. It probably would have went higher RPM's, but I guess they don't like to run the machine over 100 mph. I also don't think I would have went much higher in HP because @ about 5,100 RPM it started dumping fuel & the HP curve started leveling out.