Engine Dyno Sheet Page 1 - RPM, Horsepower & Torque Data (1982 Ford Bronco)

This document is page 1 of an engine dynamometer (dyno) test data printout, uploaded to the gallery of a 1982 Ford Bronco. It is a tabular data log recorded at roughly 0.1-second intervals over a 7-second pull, with six columns: elapsed time in seconds, engine RPM, horsepower (Hp), torque (ft-lb), acceleration (G's), and engine temperature (E-Temp in degrees Fahrenheit). The pull starts at 0.000 seconds with the engine at 3006 RPM producing 320.3 Hp and 559.8 ft-lb of torque, and ends at 7.005 seconds at 5047 RPM with 532.0 Hp and 553.6 ft-lb. Peak torque on this page is 572.4 ft-lb at 5.505 seconds (4615 RPM), and the highest horsepower shown is 532.2 Hp at 6.905 seconds (5023 RPM). Acceleration values range from about 10.11 to 11.54 G's, and engine temperature rises gradually from 157°F to 159°F during the run. The document contains no vehicle, engine, dyno-shop, or date identification on this page; a companion file in the album is named 'Proform Dyno.jpg', suggesting the test facility. Readers can use this data to plot the engine's power and torque curves between roughly 3000 and 5050 RPM.