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Dyno'd my Mark VIII

Reply #15
Quote from: V8Demon;196011
That wasn't a dig at the T-56.  They use it on other cars and the 15% rule seems to work with the other cars.....Although I don't know if and what the differences are for a 'Vette T-56.

Sorry to bring up an old thread.....but the difference in the C5/C6 application is that the "flywheel" is appoximately 8 feet long....ie the torque tube that spins at engine RPM.

Having said that, the 15% number jibes well with most Corvette dyno curves I've seen. Stock 345 hp LS1s make 300ish at the wheels all day long.
1991 LX notch, 331 Twin turbo, T56, full Griggs, ABS, etc.
1987 GT vert, 5.0/T5
1985 Thunderbird 30th ann #2471, 29,000 miles
1978 Lincoln Mark V streetrod
1972 Lincoln Mark IV 65,000 miles
etc...

Dyno'd my Mark VIII

Reply #16
Cool.  Welcome aboard BTW!!
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Dyno'd my Mark VIII

Reply #17
You're probably losing a couple hp through your stock TC also. Unless the previous owner(s) were super buttstuff about tranny fluid changes, your converter probably slips alittle when it's locked.
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