View Full Version : Dyno Video Of My 2004 Cobra--Caution 2.9 Whipple Pron!
Thanks to Premier Performance! These guys rocked. From start to finish in just 17 days.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4I9slgMGBq4
BurnTire
11-22-11, 03:48 PM
Nice numbers!
OH3MGSVT
11-22-11, 05:56 PM
Very nice!!! Makes me want to start saving up for a Whipple now
BurnTire
11-22-11, 06:48 PM
Very nice!!! Makes me want to start saving up for a Whipple nowYou can buy mine. It comes with buying my car:bouncy:
scooter3
11-22-11, 07:00 PM
Wow!!!! Nice car!
Stanger00
11-22-11, 08:37 PM
Nice!
brentsSVT
11-22-11, 09:00 PM
did it say 622? isnt that alitlle low for a 2.9? how much boost is it running? looks great though
OH3MGSVT
11-22-11, 10:52 PM
You can buy mine. It comes with buying my car:bouncy:
:snicker: You know I would if I could! Im surprised Mr. Eades hasnt jumped on it yet, but I know how he loves his hair dryers :sticktonge:
Yeap, 622HP. The number is not that low. A few things to consider:
This was on pump gas.
I told the tuners that I was not looking for any magical "bragging right" number. I wanted them to tune it on the safe side vs. leaning it out for a higher HP number.
I also have stock lower pulley which does contribute to the torque numbers being a little low. I am going 4lb lower next year.
I still have stock headers. Going with AMR 1 3/4 longtubes with their X-pipe next year.
With the modifications above, I should break the 650HP on pump gas and 700HP on race gas. Right now I am just enjoying the car. Trust me, 600+ on the street is a lot.
El Jefe
11-23-11, 12:01 PM
Sounds good, what psi? Torque is real low...
Again, the torque is low (although you don't notice it on the street) is because I have a Stock lower pulley. 4lb lower pulley is going on next year.
17.5 lbs at 622HP
20.0 lbs at 686HP on 110 Octane.
Stanger00
11-23-11, 02:35 PM
Not bad. Not sure what a 2.9 should put down but that's impressive if thats your actual daily driven horsepower. The place that tunes my car usually throws a few degrees more timing a leans out the fuel to get the higher Jo numbers on the dyno. The backs it back down for daily use. You know just to impress the Internet jockeys.
Actually I had them tune it for "safety" over a higher internet number. The car has more in it especially with some longtubes and 4lb lower pulley. I told them to be conservative. I spent a lot of money on parts and didn't want it blowing up. I do have a race tune on it, but that is loaded for when I go to the track.
brentsSVT
11-23-11, 05:30 PM
oh theres no doubt that 600+ is alot for the street. i bet its a blast. what long tubes are you going to go with?
My tuner suggested they have great luck combining the 2.9 Whipple with some AMR 1 3/4 long tubes with their X-pipe. So, I am leaning that way.
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