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I dont know.. he strapped it down like you would always do it. and it still wanted to jump off. had to run a strap over the back seats to keep it down.. first time on a dyno for me so I dont knw

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#12

yer well I went in the yesterday and owner said that matts car would not have been dynoed in 2nd gear... but it says on his slip that it is in 2nd gear... the owner recons there is no way it would have been done in 2nd gear but he wasnt there wen it was dynoed and I think that it was in 2nd gear and that's y it was tryin to launch off they dyno...

#14

does it have a kph reading on the graph ,if it was in second there's no way it would of hit the 180 kph mark you see on most xr6t dyno sheets ,wich is about top speed for 3rd ,

#15
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umm it doesnt show the kph, just the gear it was in. and it does say 2nd...

#16

yer I asked him wen it was n the dyno and he said the wheels were spinning at about 100-120.... so that sounds like second gear...

#17
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yeah... wonder y he did that?

#19

the stock figure seems a little high to me....... could be the 2nd gear thing.... although I doubt it was run in 2nd??????????????/

#20

I have said my piece on this one.

Scotty

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