New JC Performance motor on dyno
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Re: New JC Performance motor on dyno
JC's video-----------------Hell I'm still waiting on TMP's video.
It must take a lot of time to convert it.
I have a feeling they won't have that for a while, the sad part is they brought the video up...............................
It must take a lot of time to convert it.
I have a feeling they won't have that for a while, the sad part is they brought the video up...............................
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Re: New JC Performance motor on dyno
Originally Posted by NOBODY
JC's video-----------------Hell I'm still waiting on TMP's video.
It must take a lot of time to convert it.
I have a feeling they won't have that for a while, the sad part is they brought the video up...............................
It must take a lot of time to convert it.
I have a feeling they won't have that for a while, the sad part is they brought the video up...............................
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Re: New JC Performance motor on dyno
Originally Posted by RumRunner
JC,
Was the oil temp correct?
Was the oil temp correct?
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Originally Posted by RumRunner
Correct, it won't affect the C.F., but it will affect the HP.
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Re: New JC Performance motor on dyno
Originally Posted by Stormrider
Dyno sheet for all the doubters...
at 5800 is not bad but 1050 at 5800 would be more usable in a boat.
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Originally Posted by vette131
is this motor going in a drag car?? if it's going in a boat i hope they have some small props to get to peak hp. aprox 970hp
at 5800 is not bad but 1050 at 5800 would be more usable in a boat.
at 5800 is not bad but 1050 at 5800 would be more usable in a boat.