BWT as a dyno operater for many years I would say the Peak is your car making 322whp. At 6300rpm on a mustang dyno its hitting the breaks once you cross the 300whp range. This is something all mustang dynos do. not at say 300whp but at a set rpm.
On a dyno you can expierence the car pulling timing for what ever event or the car reacting to rollor break. You can see the car is reacting to something at 6300rpm each time. The car is just revovering from one part of the dyno break tests.
Most dynos you don’t see the spikes as much due to them using a much more agressive smoothing calulation. So if you look at it the 322 is much more on pase with B mercer.
Also keep the trend.
your first pull no tune was 285 then the second was 305 a gain of 20whp
your first pull JHM tune was 311 then the third was 332 a gain of 20whp
Our cars will not make big power first pull due to heat soak. I know after the first few pulls the motor is cooled down from the air going threw the motor and the coolant moving threw. Your results are not different then what you see othere get.
Interesting. I really appreciate the input because I have almost no experience with dynos of any type. What your saying does make sense though because the spikes did occur at the same rpm range every time and the car did seem to keep increasing in power after each pull.
I would say so. If you look at what a stock B7 S4 ran on the same dyno, 264whp, and compare that to what Audi claims of 340chp, the drivetrain loss would be about 22.5%. Then applying that same loss to 311whp gets you to about 400chp.
Its eaiser to read the dyno sheets you posted on the zoo. I agree with justin dont sweat the spikes that is actually normal and he is right most have a bigger smoothing factor. You did get some very impressive gains…
Nice… simple mods on this cars can get nice bump in power.
Without the cats and good track conditions with can get 108-9 mph in the 1/4 mile.That is a very very nice DD car to play with.
Regards and congrats.