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Guys and gals: I need a CLEAN dyno chart for a supercharged 03 / 04 SSR to use in Chapter 18 of my book.
The ideal dyno chart would have the following features:
- 03 / 04 SSR (05 / 06 would be a second choice for technical comparison reasons)
- Clean purely stock baseline dyno run (NO mods before the supercharger)
- Clean supercharged dyno run with NO other mods to muddy the water
- Ambient conditions (temp, humidity, barometric pressure) reasonably close for both baseline and supercharged runs (i.e. correction factors are similar)
- Correction factors relatively small (1.00 to 1.05)
- Steady state versus inertia dyno ideally (i.e. Mustang, Factory Pro, etc. versus Dynojet - just for technical comparison reasons)
- Bitmap electronic image (.bmp or .jpg file extension) OR Dynajet file format if no steady state dyno data available.
I have some dyno charts available to me, but they all have some deviations from the above. A clean one would be great.
Here's your chance to get your SSR's dyno chart into "The SSR Experience" and get some free analysis.
Email me at [email protected]
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Jim G
The ideal dyno chart would have the following features:
- 03 / 04 SSR (05 / 06 would be a second choice for technical comparison reasons)
- Clean purely stock baseline dyno run (NO mods before the supercharger)
- Clean supercharged dyno run with NO other mods to muddy the water
- Ambient conditions (temp, humidity, barometric pressure) reasonably close for both baseline and supercharged runs (i.e. correction factors are similar)
- Correction factors relatively small (1.00 to 1.05)
- Steady state versus inertia dyno ideally (i.e. Mustang, Factory Pro, etc. versus Dynojet - just for technical comparison reasons)
- Bitmap electronic image (.bmp or .jpg file extension) OR Dynajet file format if no steady state dyno data available.
I have some dyno charts available to me, but they all have some deviations from the above. A clean one would be great.
Here's your chance to get your SSR's dyno chart into "The SSR Experience" and get some free analysis.
Email me at [email protected]
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Jim G