Dyno'd the SRT10 today
Dec 4, 2010 | 03:01 PM
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Dyno'd the SRT10 today
Finally got a chance to take my Dodge Ram SRT10 to the dyno, and I'm pretty happy with the results. It's stock, except for a cat-back exhaust. First run made 442whp, second made 452whp and third made 455whp and 486tq. Below is the dyno sheet for the last run and a couple of pics 
Dec 4, 2010 | 11:12 PM
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Car was on pump fuel, ie. 93 octane fuel.
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Dec 5, 2010 | 12:43 PM
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very nice. sidenote. my 06 has 4000 miles on it...and already the heater/ac fan is acting up. im going to drive it off a cliff but thankfully there aren't any around here.
thats a torquey truck. hows traction on it? local had one with headers/nitrous they dont make 22 inch drag radials, what do you guys do?
thats a torquey truck. hows traction on it? local had one with headers/nitrous they dont make 22 inch drag radials, what do you guys do?
Dec 5, 2010 | 12:53 PM
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very nice. sidenote. my 06 has 4000 miles on it...and already the heater/ac fan is acting up. im going to drive it off a cliff but thankfully there aren't any around here.
thats a torquey truck. hows traction on it? local had one with headers/nitrous they dont make 22 inch drag radials, what do you guys do?
thats a torquey truck. hows traction on it? local had one with headers/nitrous they dont make 22 inch drag radials, what do you guys do?
Traction is pretty good, I don't drive it hard in low gears though
headers are on my list but muscle cars are noisy as hell once you take that route.. Must say though, it really moves for it's size..