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    WCF numbers?

    I had my car dyno'ed a few weeks back on a Mustang dyno. Are folks listing the numbers corrected OR straightup the numbers they put down at that time?

    My numbers were:

    382.6Hp@6122RPM/110MPH with WCF 399.4Hp

    371.8Tq@4436RPM/80.5MPH with WCF 387.4Tq

    I believe WCF stands for Weather Corrected Factor but not 100%.
    So which numbers should I use?

    I know all dynos are different but I was wondering if anyone would know what these numbers would translate to if dyno'ed on a Dynojet roughly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeGoFast View Post
    So which numbers should I use?
    1320 feet numbers

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    Mustang Dyno is a more accurate representative of what your actual HP/TQ is so I wouldn't worry on what a Dynojet would show....

    And I agree with Ron, 1/4 mile time is what matters most.

    What are your mods?

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    Personally I'd rather drive around a road course where you actually have to turn the steering wheel more than just a tad each way. However, I would like also like to bring it to the strip if the opportunity comes up. I need to get my mods listed up on here soon.

    I have LTs, aftermarket exhaust of I forget (not a common make), Lid, TB and 90mm Fast, UDP, Heads and CAM, some suspension and 4.10's.

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