So I had an opportunity to dyno for cheap so I wanted to see what these cars are made of. I know the factory claims for power and honestly I went into this expecting to be dissappointed but Im pretty satisfied. Is this average or is it pretty good for bone stock w/ 3,000 miles?

 

thats a stock tC for ya lol
just add some cheap engine modifications and its gonna go up nicely!!

 

wow thats not bad at all
good job

 

are those numbers SAE corrected?

 

I'm guessing you have a manual?

 

Not bad for stock, how much did the dyno cost you if you don't mind me asking?

 

WOW, bone stock's highest Dyno I have ever seen. Nice. Good Job, go M/T !

 

WEAK! lol someone had to say it!

 

No there not if you look it says std which meands the standard correction and not sae

 

So with SAE correction, the numbers would be how much lower?

 

i'm not 100% sure but i think its 3-5hp less. dunno about the tq

 

Thanks for the comments. It is a MTX and I was even running 87 octane to boot.

As far as cost, lets just say it was next to nothing for price. I made their website and we do favors for eachother. Free dyno time is pretty nice heh.

Another thing thats kinda scary is this dyno is known to read lower than the others in my area. DynoJets are supposed to be a tad higher than normal compared to chassis dynos like the mustangs because the magnetic drag on the rollers. But this was just a base run, sounds to me like this a pretty stout dyno for stock. The dyno guys were impressed for it being brand new and totally stock. As for mods, I may never do anything because I have a toy in the garage. I want to retain my 31mpg that Ive been getting. I MAY do a DIY intake of some sort later on but who knows. Thanks for the compliments.

 

horse is usually 5-7 less and torque is about 3-6 when comparing sae to std correction.

 

Not bad dude. Most stock tCs dyno in the 140whp range with SAE correction.

 

Im not shocked by the numbers. I'd say thats pretty close to being right on a Dyno Jet. Keep in mind that dyno's are tuning tools and they are only as accurate as they are setup by the owner. There will be variations from dyno to dyno which is dependent on many different variables.

All in all though I would say that is a couple horsepower high, but not anything out of the ordinary. Nice numbers man. Enjoy.

Charles