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If anyone has seen my previous gen thread:

 

Here is a 2019, the same Dyno shop has posted this week.

 

Description shows "modified exhaust system" and "oversize over width tires/rims"

 

 

 

 

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On 6/27/2024 at 5:51 PM, COP TZR said:

If anyone has seen my previous gen thread:

 

Here is a 2019, the same Dyno shop has posted this week.

 

Description shows "modified exhaust system" and "oversize over width tires/rims"

 

 

 

 

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I don't believe these numbers for a minute. You should get yours tuned and let us know if this is legit.

CamGTP Senior Enthusiast

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Exactly. These 5.3 trucks put down nearly 300hp to the tire when stock.

 

If their stock dyno run only did 213, they have no idea how to dyno a truck.

 

I like how the torque peak between the 2 pictures went from 4,000rpm to 2,200rpm. Ain't no way a 5.3 or 6.2 is making over 400 ft lbs at that low of rpm without some superhcarger setup.

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On 6/27/2024 at 6:51 PM, COP TZR said:

If anyone has seen my previous gen thread:

 

Here is a 2019, the same Dyno shop has posted this week.

 

Description shows "modified exhaust system" and "oversize over width tires/rims"

 

 

 

 

img_1_1719528060307.jpg

img_2_1719528068821.jpg

 

 

There's definitely some misleading and horseplay on these.  Also its a 2019 old body truck, not a new body so "technically" this thread belongs in the 14-19 section 😉

 

213hp on the baseline?  I had my 2019 old body tuned back when I had it.  It baselined a peak 267hp.  Most every other baseline I've seen of a 14-19 5.3 baselined somewhere in the vicinity of 250-280hp, depending on wheels/tires and I'm sure differences in dynos.  

 

This shop seems like they are just trying to justify whatever outrageous price they are charging people for their services.  

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6 hours ago, newdude said:

Also its a 2019 old body truck, not a new body so "technically" this thread belongs in the 14-19 section 😉

Sorry about that. I didn't realize until I went back to confirm any modifications. I posted in the 2014-2018/19 section after that. 

 

^^ here's the link

 

 

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16 hours ago, Bikerjon said:

I don't believe these numbers for a minute. You should get yours tuned and let us know if this is legit.

 

I have a bet in writing with the shop owner. Unfortunately he could not pay for another deal so I have not found the free time or interest to donate to this pissing match. I use other Dyno shops in the area. Unfortunately I had to deal with this shops claims after a mustang club Dyno day they recently held which took me back to their FB page and the b.s. rabbit hole...

 

I posted this on the forum to confirm I'm not crazy thinking the numbers are being scaled down for baseline and scaled up for final.

 

Thank you everyone for the feedback.

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