Densecharger

BULLITT680 · May 25, 2001

I'm going to get a baseline dyno done this Saturday. This dyno baseline will be in Pure Factory Stock Condition...No K&N, no Gears, no Removed MAS Screen, no adjustment to the TB alignment; just exactly as the car came from the factory but with 1500 more miles on it.

Today I ordered the "Non-Comp Densecharger" from Demolet Motorsports. After the Densecharger is installed next week my plans are to have another dyno check done to see just how much improvement was made.

By the way...my dyno readings will be FULLY POSTED; in 100 RPM Sampling Increments from 2000 to 6000 RPM. There will not be any holes in the dyno numbers that will leave anyone guessing as to what the curve looks like. If I can't post the actual curves, all you'll need to do is plug the numbers into an Microsoft XL Chart and build the curve from the numbers...simple.

Like I mentioned before...BULLITT #00680 should be loose enough for the attack on the dyno by Saturday...should have about 1500 miles on the clock by then. I've rolled her stoutly through the gears several times and the engine is feeling much more responsive that it did prior to the 400-500 miles mark.

BLUEBYU · May 25, 2001

Good luck! By the way, what is a "Non-Comp Densecharger"?

Blakwing · May 25, 2001

www.densecharger.com
I'm thinking about picking one up myself.

Blakwing

Dillo Dave · May 26, 2001

BLUBYU,
I think Bullitt680 is refering to the K&N Filter. Demolet offers his CAI with an "off road" (competition) Filter or a regular GT "legal" filter....So I suppose his reference to the Non-Comp filter is the GT leagal one........

BULLITT680 · May 27, 2001

Here are the numbers from my dyno this morning. This is the best set of the 3 runs.
BULLITT #680 had 1525 miles and was completely stock as it came from the factory except for a fresh oil and filter (MotorCraft 5W-20) change the evening before.
Run Date and Time: 5/26/01 @ 12:31:26 PM.
Acceleration from 2600-6000 RPM, Int=100RPM.
Absolute barometric pressure: 28.94 in.Hg.
Vapor pressure: 0.27 in.Hg.
Intake air temperature: 80.9 Degrees F
Gear Ratio: 45.14 RPM/MPH
Correction Factor: 1.03 SAE

RPM Torque Horsepower
2600 258.4 127.9
2700 258.3 132.8
2800 256.3 136.6
2900 256.1 141.4
3000 256.2 146.3
3100 259.2 153
3200 263.4 160.5
3300 269.2 169.1
3400 271 175.4
3500 269.7 179.7
3600 270.4 185.3
3700 272.8 192.2
3800 275.2 199.1
3900 276.7 205.4
4000 278.2 211.9
4100 277.1 216.3
4200 274.8 219.7
4300 271.6 222.4
4400 268.7 225.1
4500 265.4 227.4
4600 262.3 229.7
4700 259.4 232.1
4800 256.6 234.9
4900 250.3 233.5
5000 245.2 233.4
5100 238.5 231.6
5200 232.7 230.4
5300 225.4 227.4
5400 218.1 224.3
5500 211.5 221.5
5600 209.1 222.9
5700 205.1 222.6
5800 199.9 220.8
5900 193.5 217.4
6000 185.9 212.4

Peak Rear Wheel Torque [email protected] RPM
Peak Rear Wheel Horsepower [email protected] RPM
Average Rear Wheel Torque 249.8
Average Rear Wheel Horsepower 200.6

Based on the 15% Loss Factor:
Flywheel Torque = 327 lb-ft
Flywheel HP = 276 Horsepower

Looks like the BULLITT does make the power that Ford was claiming for it. Let the mods begin!

Here are the numbers from the Factory Stock '01 GT with 2100 Miles that dyno'd just before I did...

Run Date and Time: 5/26/01 @ 11:31:32 AM.
Acceleration from 2600-6000 RPM, Int=100RPM.
Absolute barometric pressure: 28.94 in.Hg.
Vapor pressure: 0.28 in.Hg.
Intake air temperature: 79.7 Degrees F
Gear Ratio: 45.14 RPM/MPH
Correction Factor: 1.03 SAE

RPM Torque Horsepower
2600 252.3 124.9
2700 252.1 129.6
2800 252.4 134.5
2900 252.3 139.3
3000 253.2 144.6
3100 255.9 151.1
3200 260.6 158.8
3300 263.1 165.3
3400 265.7 172.0
3500 265.7 177.1
3600 266.0 182.3
3700 268.1 188.9
3800 268.2 194.0
3900 269.0 199.8
4000 269.5 205.2
4100 269.4 210.3
4200 268.4 214.6
4300 265.2 217.1
4400 262.6 220.0
4500 258.6 221.6
4600 254.6 223.0
4700 250.8 224.4
4800 246.2 225.0
4900 240.4 224.3
5000 234.4 223.2
5100 229.0 222.4
5200 222.6 220.4
5300 217.7 219.6
5400 213.1 219.1
5500 207.4 217.2
5600 202.7 216.1
5700 198.4 215.4
5800 212.0 212.0
5900 185.5 208.4
6000 178.8 204.2

Peak Rear Wheel Torque [email protected] RPM
Peak Rear Wheel Horsepower [email protected] RPM
Average Rear Wheel Torque 243.2
Average Rear Wheel Horsepower 188.7

Based on the 15% Loss Factor:
Flywheel Torque = 317 lb-ft
Flywheel HP = 265 Horsepower

B-Man · May 27, 2001

Well, well. This is VERY interesting! :smile:

Blakwing · May 27, 2001

Thanx for the numbers!! Hopefully we'll start seeing more dyno numbers coming out and we'll get a better picture of what the real deal is.

Mus408 · May 28, 2001

Most important are those torque increases over the GT!! Now wonder what a little manifold and chip tune will reveal?

Mus408 · May 28, 2001

Regarding the removal of the Mass air screen..I happened to read an old issue of MM&FF,where they were dyno tuning a 98 GT I believe. When they removed the screen,power fell by 3-4 HP. They put it back and engine picked up. They assumed it slows or diffueses the airflow a bit so the MAF can read it.

chilli bullitt · May 29, 2001

i think with Ford STILL not releasing any numbers i think the change is due more to keeping SVT happy and not take away Cobra sales. Imagine what the numbers will be after cleaning out the intake! Hmmmm.....
Cam

Jimmy Ray · Jun 1, 2001

Bullitt 680
Thanks for the Numbers must have taken for ever. Oh, maybe you use more fingers than me i use only 2 type with

crimecrusher #444 · Jun 5, 2001

A little higher than mine across the board. I will try again when I get some miles on it,,,@ 700 now.

OKCBULLITT · Jun 10, 2001

When are you going to dyno it with the dense charger. I like the idea of the dense charger but want to know what to expect in terms of performance gain. Let us know soon.

Bullitt_#1346 · Dec 31, 2003

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joecsbullitt · Dec 31, 2003

Thanks, gives all of us a baseline for modding who cant get to the Dyno very often

merc50 · Dec 31, 2003

Cool man, good post!

VIC-TIM · Dec 31, 2003

Bullitt 680: great post and terrrific information for all of us. It is greatly appreciated.

antabi · Jan 1, 2004

Did you get the dyno done yet with the Densecharger?

merc50 · Jan 1, 2004

Ill guess a 4hp upgrade.

High_Velocity_Bullitt · Jan 1, 2004

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I will be getting my car dynoed soon with the Densecharger. Dont have a base dyno though... And I have a hypertech. Should be interesting.

~Colby

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