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Thread: Forte's first Coyote Dyno video

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    Forte's first Coyote Dyno video

    Here's a video of our first Coyote dyno for Vinny C. Made 462 HP at the flywheel.


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    Sweet!

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    Mike can you tell us what you did to the engine?
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    It's a factory motor straight out of the box. Doesn't sound like much in the dyno room but sounds meaner at the tailpipe.

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    Thanks Mike. What did you guys do to tune it (if anything)?
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    No tuning required. When they post the H.P./torque they do it at the rear wheels. The dyno reads gross power at the flywheel.

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