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dyno charts? - 9/27/2008 7:44:15 PM

jimn1

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hi. i just bought my first s10 blazer after owning several full size chevy trucks and a suburban for many years. i have been looking for stock dyno charts and i cannot find any. can somebody point me the way to one?

thanks

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 3:12:43 PM

BlazerSS

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search Gibson or Magnaflow, or even JET & Hypertech i think .coms for stock vs. modified exhausts!

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 3:21:46 PM

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i just seems ridiculous that there are NO dyno charts ANYWHERE on this site. does nobody have the $80? should we take up a collection?

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 3:35:42 PM

swartlkk

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Why not be the pioneer and show us all how it is done instead of criticizing?

And do tell us why it is so critical to dyno a small suv??

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 3:42:16 PM

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i have only had my s10 for about 2 weeks. i have several dyno charts on my integra.

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 4:07:17 PM

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See the thing with these trucks is that most people just drive them. There is not a lot of aftermarket for them engine performance wise, nor do a majority of people race them. It would be different if there was a large aftermarket and/or people were actively hopping them up.

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/28/2008 5:13:56 PM

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I almost got mine dyno-ed Saturday...a local preformance shop was having a dyno day, half price dynos! Didn''t drperry get his dyno''d? If I remember he pulled like 128 hp

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/29/2008 10:40:31 AM

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honestly, who the hell cares what these things dyno stock? Why would you even waste money on a dyno unless you were going to do a before and after comparison with some cam, internals, boost, or major airflow mods. A complete waste of money for any stock vehicle in my opinoin unless you are its a pre 1973 muscle car!

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Magnaflow w/2.5" Mandrel Piping
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RE: dyno charts? - 9/29/2008 10:57:28 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: BlazerSS
pre 1973 muscle car!

Probably the only thing I''ll agree with you there.

No need to dyno because you''d probably cry when you saw the actually output.

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/29/2008 11:09:37 AM

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when i have mine dynoed it would be nice to know where mine is vs a good stock engine. especially with 145k miles on it.

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RE: dyno charts? - 9/29/2008 1:14:33 PM

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The comparison is false to begin with. Production tolerances in these motors could have a +/-10% swing in output. Couple that with the unknown of maintenance (or lack there of) and abuse, you are really just pissing in the wind anyway. For your comparison sake, the "before" graphs created by the likes of Hypertech, etc mentioned above should be more than sufficient.

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RE: dyno charts? - 10/5/2008 12:50:50 AM

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dynos rnt to always see what u run for horse and torque it also tells u how good or ****ty ur engine is running and might be able to tell how to fix it

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RE: dyno charts? - 11/23/2008 8:56:46 PM

blazin8556

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when i buy a vehicle i run a search on the specs and thats good enough for me. when the s10 blazers were new they were running about 190 hp and could out accelerate an explorer. of course blazers are old and now they probably have about 150 hp now.lol

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