AZScout wrote:
Ok...this is good news. I had a Dyno run here in AZ earlier this year and got similar numbers. I didn't believe them because they were so much higher than stock. After the first run however, the performance really dropped off due to the heat. That first run came up with the exact same #'s as yours though and it too turned heads. We could just never recreate it, and at $100/hr, with the heat...
I'll trade you something for the pre-f37 TCM

AZScout, what was the elevation at the site where you had the dyno done? Do you still have the printout that shows the SAE correction factor? I'm curious what yours was, as Phoenix is only at 1100 feet and you said you got the same numbers.