60ft issues

Jeff Lee · 12-08-2011, 11:11 PM

If the dyno is correct, 690 HP would be around 135 MPH. That's 5-6 more than you are showing. Fixing the clutch or traction issues isn't going to bring the MPH up much, if any. So the bottom line is, something is amiss in the HP department of the vehicle. That could is typically ignition or fuel issues. As an example, you will feed plenty of fuel to the engine while it is on the dyno because there's nothing to cause problems. But if the fuel system is not able to keep up with the engine while under a heavier load, or the system can't push enough fuel through the system, then your HP will be cut drastically. And in your case, I see 75+ missing. That's significant.
My suggestion is to find the missing HP which will cure the low MPH issue. Then you can work on the rest of the car.

12-08-2011, 11:11 PM	#10
Jeff Lee VIP Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Anthem, Arizona Posts: 2,766 Likes: 0 Liked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: 60ft issues If the dyno is correct, 690 HP would be around 135 MPH. That's 5-6 more than you are showing. Fixing the clutch or traction issues isn't going to bring the MPH up much, if any. So the bottom line is, something is amiss in the HP department of the vehicle. That could is typically ignition or fuel issues. As an example, you will feed plenty of fuel to the engine while it is on the dyno because there's nothing to cause problems. But if the fuel system is not able to keep up with the engine while under a heavier load, or the system can't push enough fuel through the system, then your HP will be cut drastically. And in your case, I see 75+ missing. That's significant. My suggestion is to find the missing HP which will cure the low MPH issue. Then you can work on the rest of the car. __________________ Jeff Lee 7494 D/S '70 AMX