Have to remember you dyno'd the truck on heavy ass RTs and ran on little proxes. I'm guessing the difference there in weight and the fact Firepunks dyno is by no means a friendly number dyno its more accurate than you think.
I re-dynoed again on smaller tires. (same ones I used at the track actually) The weather was much better and we messed with some parameters in the tuning and some adjustments on the gates and did 849/1612 which is what my sig reads currently. Didn't spray it that day, last time we sprayed it it read over 2000 tq which I didn't believe, I think the nitrous spiked it hard and gave that giant tq number.
Anyways, the NX calc I use says at 8350lbs going 120 mph, truck make 979 rwhp. If you go by E.T. @ 8350 lbs, it makes 833 which is much closer to the dyno #'s. However Cody is right when he says the MPH reading is usually much more accurate, I agree with him.
Now granted, no dyno is ever accurate because of correction factors and how hard it loads, tire slip, and this and that and blah blah but still....the difference between a dyno reading 849 and the track saying basically it made 980 rwhp? just makes it hard for me to believe it really makes that much.