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Stock 4.0L Dyno numbers? anyone know?
Hey guys im just curious what kind of numbers the 4.0L V6 puts to the rear wheels... stock or lightly modded.
Thanks Roddy
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Alot of variables here. Output is going to vary with altitude, temp, fuel used, and what kind of dyno one may be useing. I have found that Dynojet Dynos are pretty accurate, but Mustang Dynos generally give inaccurate readings.
That being said, my first dyno (all stock) was 205 to the tires, at 1095 ft, 90*, 18% humidity, 91 oct. fuel.
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Thats good news chris I normally figure on losing 30hp from flywheel to tires, via the tranny and shafts.
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![]() And it seems to vary on different vehicles. I have yet to see a ford 5.4 (rated near 300 h.p.), dyno much more than 200 h.p. to the tires. |
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Damn the fords do that poorly.
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My 2005 XRunner completely stock dynoed 209 on a DynoJet, then a year later dynoed 207 on the same dyno. So that is very consistant.
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Do you remember the temp and Alt.? I just wanted to compare to my readings being as many production engines vary a few h.p. from vehicle to vehicle, and Im corious to the h.p. loss of the auto tranny in my truck. If there is only a few h.p. difference between the 6 speed in the X-Runner, and the Auto in the PreRunner, thats pretty good.
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dynojets can usually do a correction based on altitude and humidity so there is an even playing field. mustang dynos dyno low because hp is calculated different (i believe theres more of a drag)...however, it makes it more idea of tuning because its more real-world like. my srt8 magnum dynoed 385hp with just a cai
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My truck has the same 4.0L SOHC engine as the current Mustang/Ranger..... in my truck its rated for 207hp... and from what i have seen guys dyno between 185hp-195hp (stock) to the wheels (auto/manual) I was just curious what you guys put down, i know your trucks are a bit faster in the 1/4 mile as well. Either way ill be looking to get a tacoma with the 2.7L (4x4) for gas mileage.
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You can have the power but if U can't drive it don't matter. I have a V-ROD my neighbor has a V-Max. He loves to rev it and put 104 gas in it. He loves to tell me his bike is faster. When he realy gets lippy I just say lets go! What bike do i get mine or yours I'll kick your ass eather way. He just shuts up. I have a buddy he can kick my ass at anything bikes, cars, darts, anything the best part he dont care we just ride no and smile.
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I remember when he was first breaking it in, he was next to some guy on a souped up Harley (I was following on a ZZR1200). The two of them took off well over 100mph (I didn't push it that far, I don't need that kind of ticket). They ran neck and neck for about 3 miles. When I caught up to him, I said, "That was a pretty fast Harley." He said, "Yeah, but I'm still doing break in so I have to keep the revs down. I haven't even gotten out of third gear yet." It's a six speed transmission.
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