N/A 2005 Crossfire MD-AWD drag racing 14.66 @ 95 mph
We had a gentleman from Tampa come into our 2008 Mustang Dyno AWD-500-EURO model dyno to get some HP/TQ power curve numbers and AFR data for his tuner. Evidently the Crossfire requires all 4 wheels to be rolling in order not to hit the 5000rpm limiter so we stuck the dyno in AWD mode and did a few power pulls.
Results were 217whp/214tq on the N/A model. Our dyno is a single eddy brake unit so the car receives the exact loading and aerodynamics as if it was on the street.
We also have a drag racing module fully linked to the dual computers the dyno uses so 1/4 mi performance can be fully tested.
The results were a 2.01 60' with a 14.66@95mph on the n/a model.
Results were 217whp/214tq on the N/A model. Our dyno is a single eddy brake unit so the car receives the exact loading and aerodynamics as if it was on the street.
We also have a drag racing module fully linked to the dual computers the dyno uses so 1/4 mi performance can be fully tested.
The results were a 2.01 60' with a 14.66@95mph on the n/a model.
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that would be me! lol. thanks scott! saturday was great. ill be back in a few weeks to see my gains after the ecu tune.
So how accurate is your drag racing mode? Does it automatically adjust to sea level or display DA? That ET would put that limited among the quickest around. I don't anyone on here has used one of those dyno's before to get beyond the 4000 rpm limit. Nice run and great work getting the dyno to get the most out of the car.
Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
We had a gentleman from Tampa come into our 2008 Mustang Dyno AWD-500-EURO model dyno to get some HP/TQ power curve numbers and AFR data for his tuner. Evidently the Crossfire requires all 4 wheels to be rolling in order not to hit the 5000rpm limiter so we stuck the dyno in AWD mode and did a few power pulls.
Results were 217whp/214tq on the N/A model. Our dyno is a single eddy brake unit so the car receives the exact loading and aerodynamics as if it was on the street.
We also have a drag racing module fully linked to the dual computers the dyno uses so 1/4 mi performance can be fully tested.
The results were a 2.01 60' with a 14.66@95mph on the n/a model.

Results were 217whp/214tq on the N/A model. Our dyno is a single eddy brake unit so the car receives the exact loading and aerodynamics as if it was on the street.
We also have a drag racing module fully linked to the dual computers the dyno uses so 1/4 mi performance can be fully tested.
The results were a 2.01 60' with a 14.66@95mph on the n/a model.

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Originally Posted by cruzinquick
So how accurate is your drag racing mode? Does it automatically adjust to sea level or display DA? That ET would put that limited among the quickest around. I don't anyone on here has used one of those dyno's before to get beyond the 4000 rpm limit. Nice run and great work getting the dyno to get the most out of the car.
Results were 217whp/214tq on the N/A model
6MT? 217 to rear wheels? I thought the NA's were around 185ish?
dang! nice dyno!
6MT? 217 to rear wheels? I thought the NA's were around 185ish?
dang! nice dyno!
Originally Posted by cruzinquick
So how accurate is your drag racing mode? Does it automatically adjust to sea level or display DA? That ET would put that limited among the quickest around. I don't anyone on here has used one of those dyno's before to get beyond the 4000 rpm limit. Nice run and great work getting the dyno to get the most out of the car.
2.01 is pretty quick for an N/A in the 60'. On my best launch I hit a 2.01 and I have about ~100hp more to the wheels.
I'd love to do a pull on my SRT and see what my 60' is since I know what the limit is on the track. I'm not that far away but running my Stock Conti's and not spinning at all I can't break the 2.0's with just an intake.
I'd love to do a pull on my SRT and see what my 60' is since I know what the limit is on the track. I'm not that far away but running my Stock Conti's and not spinning at all I can't break the 2.0's with just an intake.
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come up to orlando with me in a few weeks. im going back to dyno my car after the tune.. or maybe we can do a little dyno get-together. anyone interested?
the shop is located in orlando just off of 436 near colonial (50).
the shop is located in orlando just off of 436 near colonial (50).
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you guys forget that my N/A is no where near stock.. it is heavily modded and will be catching up to some of you srts pretty dang soon!
Originally Posted by GatorLCA
2.01 is pretty quick for an N/A in the 60'. On my best launch I hit a 2.01 and I have about ~100hp more to the wheels.
I'd love to do a pull on my SRT and see what my 60' is since I know what the limit is on the track. I'm not that far away but running my Stock Conti's and not spinning at all I can't break the 2.0's with just an intake.
I'd love to do a pull on my SRT and see what my 60' is since I know what the limit is on the track. I'm not that far away but running my Stock Conti's and not spinning at all I can't break the 2.0's with just an intake.
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Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
Originally Posted by TTP Engineering
come up to orlando with me in a few weeks. im going back to dyno my car after the tune.. or maybe we can do a little dyno get-together. anyone interested?
the shop is located in orlando just off of 436 near colonial (50).
the shop is located in orlando just off of 436 near colonial (50).
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dyno dyno 1/4 mile pull is pretty close to the real thing.. he even has a tree set up. its probably the coolest thing ive ever seen. lol
Originally Posted by HyprLtH20
you guys forget that my N/A is no where near stock.. it is heavily modded and will be catching up to some of you srts pretty dang soon!
Last edited by Maxwell; Jun 20, 2008 at 05:46 PM.
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an srt6 has 330hp to the crank.. where did you get 400 from?
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well i dont know much about what the srt guys are doing to their cars i was just going off of stock figures
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