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Edit: There you go mate.

Cheers,

Adam. :spoton:

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Currently running a very whiny T5

Mods as follows

CAI

SS Throtle body

42lb Green top Injectors

PWR Intercooler

Valve springs

2 1/2" exhaust.

Somewhat restricted cat.

Hopefully next week will fit custom 4" dump and cat that will flow.

one of Paul@elite's gentle :w00t2: custom tunes to try and keep my gearbox alive

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Currently running a very whiny T5

one of Paul@elite's gentle  :roflmbo:  custom tunes to try and keep my gearbox alive

My tune is a bit soft too to keep the T5 going which makes it not as quick or as much fun as a proper tune. But on saying that, the gearbox has held up well and I havent had a problem or heard a noise out of it.

That includes a trip to the drags.

Are you going to run yours down the qtr? I'd be interested to see how it goes and what time you get.

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Looks to me like your torque curve drops off too early, and your maximum power subsequently peeks too early.

Your peak torque drops off very sharply from 4500 revs, and especially compared with most dyno graphs I have seen. You should be able to maintain around 90% of that maximum torque for at least another 500-700 revs. Consequently your peak power is at 4800 revs, which is relatively low for a Ford T. Maybe your tuner has dropped boost fairly abruptly.

Consequently you have a narrower torque band than most modified T’s.

Compare your current tune with your car when it was stock to see what I mean.

Brian

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Looks to me like your torque curve drops off too early, and your maximum power subsequently peeks too early.

Your peak torque drops off very sharply from 4500 revs, and especially compared with most dyno graphs I have seen. You should be able to maintain around 90% of that maximum torque for at least another 500-700 revs. Consequently your peak power is at 4800 revs, which is relatively low for a Ford T. Maybe your tuner has dropped boost fairly abruptly.

Consequently you have a narrower torque band than most modified T’s.

Compare your current tune with your car when it was stock to see what I mean.

Brian

What would you know about torque!

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torque curve looks good!!

pretty flat :stupid:

muz580's that is..

any idea what the rpm is on that??

I didnt get my graph in rpm, but looking at the speed I reckon its from about 3000-5200. Could be mistaken though.

Feels pretty strong on the street from about 2600.

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