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  1. 07-29-2011, 12:49 PM #1
    gran racing
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    18 HP difference between the two dynos? Or were there other differences from one reading to the next?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gran racing View Post
    18 HP difference between the two dynos? Or were there other differences from one reading to the next?
    Two different engines dave

    ITS Trim: 168 WHP dynapak
    STL Trim: 185WHP dyno dynamics
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    I am referring to this year's STL engine with all those listed mods, the one I lost at Watkins Glen last weekend due to cam gear failure. That dyno tuning and testing was done at Xenocron's Dyno Dynamics dyno the Friday before the MARRS4 weekend.

    Billiel is (awkwardly) referring to last year's ITS-legal engine, the one that we lost the oil pump on at the 2010 Runoffs. His dyno numbers are from Kessler's Dynapack.
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