Mike's 572 Hemi Dyno Report Sheet

Nice

Tex

HT413 said:

I may have missed it in some other thread, but PLEASE post the dyno video.

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No video, just the printout

Numbers look good. It'll be interesting to see. 100# lighter than me, though I have no dyno sheet.
Doug

My old hemi made 1005 hp.
3350 pounds with me in it.
Best was 8.90@152
And I had it dialed in with a 1.24 60 foot on the back tires.
A/F was almost perfect.

I guess it depends on Mike DA also to see what it runs.
Time will only tell.
But I stand by my prediction.

AndersonTommy said:

My old hemi made 1005 hp.
3350 pounds with me in it.
Best was 8.90@152
And I had it dialed in with a 1.24 60 foot on the back tires.
A/F was almost perfect.

I guess it depends on Mike DA also to see what it runs.
Time will only tell.
But I stand by my prediction.

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My next outing is not until a 2 day Test & Tune Feb 22,23 at Famoso (Bakersfield). That time of the year the air temperature is around 60-70 degrees and the DA (Density Altitude) is any where between 200' and 700'. The actual altitude of the track is 690' above sea level and the adjusted altitude is really good in Feb and March. In the dead of the summer when the temp is 100 105 degrees the adjusted density altitude is 2700 to 3300 feet.
They always have tremendous prep on the track so the 60-70 degree air temperature does not effect the available traction off the start line. The track is typically so sticky if you walk out on the track it will pull your shoes of if you aren't careful. And that great prep is always done, regardless of the time of year when we are racing.

good luck next time out

nice "dyno" #'s