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Old 12-18-2019, 11:26 PM   #2 (permalink)
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All dyno's will read differently. Even from the same manufacturer. Different weather conditions with the same dyno will read different.

Mustang dyno's are known as heart breakers when compared to DynoJet's. They read lower. A Mustang dyno puts the car under a load, which reduces the actual horsepower and torque level output. A DynoJet isn't under a load, so the horsepower and torque numbers are higher.

There are different ways each manufacturer measure HP and torque. Also, it's how they do their calculations. There is a lot more to this. Google is your friend.
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