It sounds like this is the same engine that is in the Boss 302R. I'm anxious to see how high these things will spin...
It IS the same. The article talks about having to pull some engines off the assembly line before going to the dyno rooms for the "302R" cars.
now, whats the story behind your numbers? =D =D
sae or standard? elevation? etc etc
Forced Air Performance supercharger (Rotrex), 10.4:1 302 stroker, FRPP shorty headers, Offroad X, 60lb injectors, GT500 pumps, stock everything else.
SAE. 91 degrees, 25.97hg, 39% humidity. Dyno'd last night (8-26).
502.25hp at 6200 rpm 488.22tq at 4700 rpm. 10.5 psi (75mm pulley. 80mm pulley was 8.5 psi, and 85mm pulley was 6.5 psi).
Yes. Assuming all conditions were the same, I'd make the same power at sea level at the same boost (although I'd make a couple more lbs at sea level which would then result in more power).damn, nice. I want a stroker![]()
does sae take into account elevation?
Yes. Assuming all conditions were the same, I'd make the same power at sea level at the same boost (although I'd make a couple more lbs at sea level which would then result in more power).
Yes. Assuming all conditions were the same, I'd make the same power at sea level at the same boost (although I'd make a couple more lbs at sea level which would then result in more power).
/highjackSo the 2010 GT500 that dyno'd on the same dyno that made 441 to the wheel stock... That must be overstated too? Regardless, it would have made more boost at sea level, so that should make up for whatever irregularities you're coming up with.SAE does not correct correctly for boosted cars at elevation. It over states the numbers. FYI that is pretty common knowledge./highjack
So the 2010 GT500 that dyno'd on the same dyno that made 441 to the wheel stock... That must be overstated too? Regardless, it would have made more boost at sea level, so that should make up for whatever irregularities you're coming up with.
"I" didn't come up with it. It is a well known fact. The altitude correction factor works well for NA cars, but is not ideal for FI. A nuber is just a number anyways
I've never looked into what a blown 3-valve makes, as my GT is just my daily driver. I certainly don't need another jack stand queen. Oddly enough, that is what is pushing me towards a Boss for my next daily. I could probably pick up a used 2010 gt 500 for the same price, but I would be WAY too tempted to go nuts on it. I've wanted to build a TT one since before Hellion released their kit.