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Old 11-13-2012, 08:11 PM
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^ Since Rob's on his National Dyno Victory Tour I'll answer that...

Uh, No!

(But it sure was fun )
Gotta agree with Ron on this one.

Just got back from Dyno week and came up with some new questions.
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Old 11-19-2012, 08:26 AM
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Tony Oddo finished up the "refresh/repair" of the Mustang motor. Dyno sheet is just maybe half a horsepower lower than before. I'll take that!




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Old 11-19-2012, 08:46 AM
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nice numbers Greg. Car is a ball to drive.
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Since you granny shift at 4800, what's the peak power matter to you?
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Since you granny shift at 4800, what's the peak power matter to you?
Ouch...

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Old 11-19-2012, 10:29 AM
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Since you granny shift at 4800, what's the peak power matter to you?


Yeah.... Charley told me that things last longer and are less expensive if I don't wind it out every shift. Obviously he lied! I only drove the car 3 times and I'm having the motor rebuilt - the tranny is worn out... and needs dog gears and something else... and I've blown through 2 sets of tires. WTF -- from now on I'm going to start to drive it hard!


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Old 11-19-2012, 10:31 AM
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Since you granny shift at 4800, what's the peak power matter to you?
BTW -- I only pick up 10 ft lbs of TQ from 4800 to 5800 so WTF why rev up the motor for a lousy 10 ft lbs!
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BTW -- I only pick up 10 ft lbs of TQ from 4800 to 5800 so WTF why rev up the motor for a lousy 10 ft lbs!
because the rpm drop upon shifting puts you down around idle.
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Old 11-19-2012, 01:09 PM
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Yeah -- that whole shifting thing is an issue....


McGee just called ----



Turns out that I also have cracks in my shifting forks! So it's a good thing I asked them to tear into the tranny. Lose one of those and we'd have a major issue! The dog rings not so much - but pieces breaking and going into the tranny (meat grinder) wouldn't be a good thing. So $1500+ in tranny parts can be added to this little excursion. The motor refresh was actually cheap IMHO @ 6 grand. Funny -- the ONE valve -- $130 bucks!
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The motor refresh was actually cheap IMHO @ 6 grand.
and you only drove it 3 times??!?!
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