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3.8 RS vs 4.0 RS Dyno results

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Old Feb 6, 2012 | 07:30 AM
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3.8 RS vs 4.0 RS Dyno results

Took the 4.0 to TopSpeed Motorsports this afternoon to see what the stock numbers were on it. With 500 miles on the clock I know it is a little early to put the numbers out there but it came back pretty good. 457 rwhp and 325 ft lbs of torque were the peak numbers. Did 4 runs and the last 3 were within 4 rwhp of each other. Will post a chart as soon as I get it emailed to me.

Updated the post a little bit. Now we have the dyno chart that compares a stock 3.8 to the 4.0. Both cars were dynoed on the same dyno on different days but within the same week.
 
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Do you have it in SAE? that is in Std.
 
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great post. thanks.
 
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Thanks LoPro. Hope it helps.

Casey914: Don't have a graph with the SAE numbers. Since both cars were dynoed using the STD correction (a SAE recognized corrections standard) on the same dyno within a couple days of each other this is an apple to apples comparison. If you are looking for the numbers by changing it to SAE correction then take about 3% off the power numbers above.
 
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Nice! thanks
 
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