427W Ford Stroker Dyno Chart - 568 HP Proformance Unlimited Test Results
DYNOmite engine dyno graph for a 427 Windsor build by Proformance Unlimited showing torque and HP curves; peaks near 565 hp at 5950 RPM with AFR Renegade heads.
This document is a dynamometer test chart produced by Proformance Unlimited Inc. using DYNOmite software, for a test labeled "Johnny J16086 - 427w - 550hp - 2," indicating a 427 cubic inch Windsor-style engine build targeting 550 horsepower. The graph plots torque and horsepower (labeled "#2 Torque" and "#2 Hp") against engine RPM from 3000 to 6000 RPM. The torque curve (blue) stays relatively flat, hovering roughly between 535 and 570 lb-ft across the RPM range, with its highest values around 4400-4650 RPM, then tapering to about 500 near 6000 RPM. The horsepower curve (red) climbs steadily from roughly 315 at 3000 RPM, crossing the torque curve near 5200-5300 RPM, and continues rising to a stated peak power of 568.4 Hp at 5950 RPM. Footnotes indicate the correction method is "Standard" and the engine build notes list AFR CNC Renegade cylinder heads, an Air Gap RPM intake manifold, and MSD ignition. A reader can learn the engine's power and torque characteristics across the operating range, the peak power figure and RPM, and key components used in the build. The chart was uploaded to a 1982 Ford Bronco gallery, presumably documenting the crate/built engine installed in that vehicle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the peak power shown on this dyno chart?
- Peak Power is 568.4 Hp at 5950 RPM, as stated in the chart footnote.
- What engine was tested?
- The test is labeled "Johnny J16086 - 427w - 550hp - 2," indicating a 427 Windsor build rated around 550 hp, tested by Proformance Unlimited Inc.
- What components are noted for this engine build?
- The notes list AFR CNC Renegade Heads, an Air Gap RPM intake, and MSD (ignition).
- What RPM range does the dyno test cover?
- The chart plots torque and horsepower from 3000 RPM to 6000 RPM.
- What correction method was used for the dyno numbers?
- The footnote states the correction method is "Standard."
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