White_monster
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Tadd do regular max powers or high power x's. You know both setups will get you what you want.
What would something that could do an 11.5 at elevation run at sea level? Rough estimate.
11.5 flat at 7200# (regular cab, short bed) requires 776 rwhp. Dynos around here have 19-23% CF generally speaking, so if you were to add 15%, roughly compensating for altitude drop, it would go to 892 rwhp, giving you a 10.98. That's just bench racing, and simple math, so it's far from exact, but should give you a general idea. What's the correction factor most dynos use closer to sea level?
What's the correction factor most dynos use closer to sea level?
I forgot to mention, I have a used set of high-powers and a used set of mpx. So......mp and hpx are not in the equation. Now what is the consensus?
I still want them high powers :toast:.That being said I'd try and max out high powers I'd like to see what they can do maxed out.
theyll make 1050 maxxed out.
I forgot to mention, I have a used set of high-powers and a used set of mpx. So......mp and hpx are not in the equation. Now what is the consensus?