lee50guru's dynoed Bullitt is up at Stangnet, comparing it to Cobra and SS.
http://www.stangnet.com/tech/bullittdyno/gurubullitt.html
http://www.stangnet.com/tech/bullittdyno/gurubullitt.html
Stangnet Bullitt dyno
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Thanks for the info.Im planing on getting mine dynoed and that gives me a comparison.
How about a 100mm Densecharger to start? Then an aluminium drive shaft. Exhaust mods (LT headers, H-pipe with cats) a chip, then get into the intake and MAF sensor, then cams and head work. This is my plan for the drive train, minus wheel spacers and shifter. Those last 2 things won't show up on the dyno anyway.
Thanks for doing this man, its great to have
another source of first hand data on Bullittclub!
Thanks for doing this man, its great to have
another source of first hand data on Bullittclub!
I'll be looking to add a few bolt-ons soon, and retest it. KEEP THE SUGGESTIONS COMING! If I know what you want to see on the car, I can keep everyone informed better.
I may be doing a SC comparison also, but the chances of it all working out smoothly are slim.
I may be doing a SC comparison also, but the chances of it all working out smoothly are slim.
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How about testing different types of exhausts. Give a comparison on X vs H vs Mac prochamber with different cat backs. Like have a baffled muffler cat back and a flow through muffler cat back which would allow 6 different exhaust combination that could be tested.
This is probably unreasonable, but the info you could get would be really cool. Could help dispell some of the exhaust myths.
This is probably unreasonable, but the info you could get would be really cool. Could help dispell some of the exhaust myths.
Actually, I already did a cat-back comparison on my '90LX.
http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/themustang/exhaust.html
It was a nightmare to do, but I I learned a lot.
The Steeda parts are a possibility. I'm leary about the T/A because mine is daily driven year round, and I don't know how it'll hold up in the winter. If I get enough people that want to see it, I'll see what I can do. Mike Raburn has done some parts already
http://www.stangnet.com/pbullitt/
Between the two of us, I'm sure we can work towards whatever people want to see. Just feed me requests of what you want, and I'll do what I can do make it happen.
http://www.angelfire.com/mi2/themustang/exhaust.html
It was a nightmare to do, but I I learned a lot.
The Steeda parts are a possibility. I'm leary about the T/A because mine is daily driven year round, and I don't know how it'll hold up in the winter. If I get enough people that want to see it, I'll see what I can do. Mike Raburn has done some parts already
http://www.stangnet.com/pbullitt/
Between the two of us, I'm sure we can work towards whatever people want to see. Just feed me requests of what you want, and I'll do what I can do make it happen.
It's been confirmed that I WILL be testing a 100mm Densecharger system on #2580 in the coming weeks.
Input of what to test next, or any othe rideas is always welcome. Please watch Stangnet for test results. I'll post a lnk here too when I'm done. Happy holidays!
Input of what to test next, or any othe rideas is always welcome. Please watch Stangnet for test results. I'll post a lnk here too when I'm done. Happy holidays!
I plan on doing the FRPP aluminum DS, but it's hard to associate numbers with it. It doesn't really show on a dyno, but real world driving difference is incredible.
This is what I have planned from now 'till spring:
1. Densecharger
2. Maximum Motosports STB (when actually released for the Bullitt, they're revising the instructions to reflect Bullitt specific items)
3. FRPP Al Driveshaft
Anything else is up to the suggestions I get. So far I've heard MAF meter, and chip.
The downside of doing a chip is it's tuned for the mods you have, so every time a new mod is done, the chip SHOULD be reburnt. This isn't necessary, but the whole point of the chip is to maximize the EEC to the car. If you change the car but not the EEC program, you might as well have not bothered.
When I get the car where I plan on leaving it for while (i.e. no more mods), I'll consider a chip.
This is what I have planned from now 'till spring:
1. Densecharger
2. Maximum Motosports STB (when actually released for the Bullitt, they're revising the instructions to reflect Bullitt specific items)
3. FRPP Al Driveshaft
Anything else is up to the suggestions I get. So far I've heard MAF meter, and chip.
The downside of doing a chip is it's tuned for the mods you have, so every time a new mod is done, the chip SHOULD be reburnt. This isn't necessary, but the whole point of the chip is to maximize the EEC to the car. If you change the car but not the EEC program, you might as well have not bothered.
When I get the car where I plan on leaving it for while (i.e. no more mods), I'll consider a chip.
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MAF would be nice to see. I feel a bigimprovment with mine, but not sure if it is all in my head.. hehehe.... I think the Pro M 87 that is calibrated for the WMS will go on the denscharger.
Doug
Doug
I'll be looking into doing a MAF next.
I'd like to do headers, but the install time is too much when the weather's this cold. Maybe in spring. What's the general consensus? LT or shorty?
I think the perfect set-up would be LT's with a shorty X-pipe. If anyone knows who makes this set-up for a Bullitt, LMK. I haven't found one yet.
I'd like to do headers, but the install time is too much when the weather's this cold. Maybe in spring. What's the general consensus? LT or shorty?
I think the perfect set-up would be LT's with a shorty X-pipe. If anyone knows who makes this set-up for a Bullitt, LMK. I haven't found one yet.
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