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Old 05-24-2002, 08:28 PM
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I'm looking for dyno graphs that show horsepower and more importantly torque curves for V8 Tundra's that have JBA, Downey, and TRD headers. I want to compare them and see which ones are more efficient in terms of torque peaks and horsepower peaks and run them through my Drag program. Please let me know if you have any other modifications as well so that I can compensate for them.

I did a search and only found some horsepower and torque numbers that a few of you posted so I know at least two members have been to the dynamometer with JBA and TRD headers. I need the actual graphs that you guys got from the dynamometer. Once I get all of the information than I can make a comparison with the drag program and post the results here. A baseline graph would also be great!

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I've tried to attach mine but they are too big, I've asked you to send me your e-mail address but I haven't heard back from you!
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Sorry bro. Your E-mail keeps coming back as denied. Anyway here it is.
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What are we looking at? What mods are on the engine on the lower line and what mods installed to make the upper line?

Any idea why the hp lines converge from 66 to 75 hp, then split apart again?


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I think it's all one run with torque on the upper line and horsepower on the lower. I'd rather see RPM than MPH though. In a way, it's kind of an odd graph compared to others I've looked at.
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