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AEM plug and play for RB26
MUSTANG Chassis Dyno test performed on a 1994 R32 GT-R RB26DETT with a (beta) 30-1621 EMS. The graph comparison was done utilizing the Skyline MAF Sensors in both instances and boost was set at 8psi for both tests. The test vehicle was completely stock.
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Re: AEM plug and play for RB26
i heard that mustang dyno's read a bit higher than dynojets. any thoughts?
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Re: Re: AEM plug and play for RB26
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Re: AEM plug and play for RB26
wierdo...cuz when i dynoed at a place with a mustang, my numbers read a bit higher than what i got off of a dynojet. but ive also heard mustangs read lower. eh. maybe each one is different, or someones effed up the maps.
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Re: Re: AEM plug and play for RB26
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You should always test any mods back to back on the same dyno - same day to minimize tolerances. |
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Re: AEM plug and play for RB26
yea i know, i always do test + tune on the same day at the same dyno. i was just comparing the two different numbers from different days.
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