HELP!! Does anyone in the Chicago (southside) area know where I can find a rear wheel dyno to test my L?
99.5 Red
Superchip
Downs air system
#2060
DOB 6-7-99

 

The January 2000 issue of Truckin' has dyno tests of a lightning stock, and with a Bassini exhaust upgrade.
Peak HP at wheels 304 Stock
Peak HP at wheels 324 Bassani Exhaust
Peak Torque at wheels 390 Stock
Peak Torque at wheels 418 Bassani Exhaust
Note: DynoJet Model 248C Dynamometer
Tested 8/3/99
76.2 F 29.92 pressure 50 ft. CF=0.99 RPM/MPH=43

2 1/2" dia pipe Cat-pipe and Cat Back
Yes it looks like stock. www.bassani.com
(714) 630 1821

Note: Tested Lightning was indeed Black

 

I forgot to add the price
1717.90 and they claim it to be instock
here's the address http://www.bassani.com/CGI/racesearc...real_category=

 

I thought DynoJet had a listing of places on their web site, but I just checked and if it ever was there, it isn't anymore...

Just a reminder that Sal carries Bassani stuff now and with a NLOC membership you get 10% off. That'd save ya $170 on that full Bassani setup.

BTW, I've been running a full Bassani arrangement on my '95 for about 2 years. I can't say enough about their craftsmanship and fit and finish. Everything bolted right up on mine and has held up very well to my abuses.

Later!
Jeff S.
SVT Lightning #74 in '95
11.92@115.2 on radials, 4600 lbs, driven daily http://nloc.org

[This message has been edited by FMOS Racing (edited 12-16-1999).]

 

For those of you who have installed the Bassani system your 99 L's, what kind of improvements in the 1/4 have you seen?

 

Tundra,

Do you own a Toyota Tundra?

 

I guess I was not specific enouhg. What I am looking for is a Dymometer that will tell me the HP at the rear wheels not a new exhaust system.
Sorry for the confusion.

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I own one Lightning, my 4th truck, this year, 3rd comes my 66 Chevy C10, then I had two Jap pick-ups. Felt lucky to walk away from a T-boned Isuzu. Blew the engine on a second body. Feel much safer now. No Tundra.

PS We got even with the Jap Iron with some good ol' Catipillar iron. Hardly a bump. I'll post a picture whenever I want to waste some film on it.

Name is Tundra because that's where I live...
Dry fish anyone? HEHE