What horsepower does this dyno sheet show?

Horsepower rises from 532.1 hp at 5073 RPM to 570.7 hp at 5978 RPM, the highest value on this page, with a slight dip to 531.5 hp around 5246-5275 RPM.

What is the peak torque shown on this page?

The highest torque on this page is 550.9 ft-lb at 5073 RPM (7.105 seconds); torque declines to about 501 ft-lb by 5978 RPM.

What RPM range does this dyno data cover?

This page covers 5073 RPM to 5978 RPM, recorded from 7.105 to 10.107 seconds into the run at roughly 0.1-second intervals.

What temperature was recorded during the pull?

The E-Temp column shows 159°F at the start, rising to 160°F around 8 seconds and 161°F from about 9.5 seconds onward.

What columns of data are recorded on this dyno sheet?

Six columns: Sec (Seconds), RPM, Hp, Torque (ft-lb), Accel (G's), and E-Temp (Degree F).

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Engine Dyno Data Sheet Page 2 - 570 HP / 550 ft-lb Pull, 5073-5978 RPM Table

DYNOmite dyno data table 427w: RPM, HP, torque, accel and exhaust temp from 5073 to 5978 RPM

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Continuation of a 427 Windsor dyno data table covering 5073-5978 RPM; horsepower peaks around 570 hp while torque tapers from 550 to 500 ft-lb.

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This document is page 2 of an engine dynamometer (dyno) test data sheet, uploaded to the gallery of a 1982 Ford Bronco. It is a tabular printout of a dyno pull recorded at roughly 0.1-second intervals from 7.105 seconds to 10.107 seconds into the run. Six columns are recorded: elapsed time in seconds, engine speed (RPM), horsepower (Hp), torque (ft-lb), acceleration in G's, and engine/exhaust temperature (E-Temp, degrees F). Over this segment, engine speed climbs from 5073 RPM to 5978 RPM. Horsepower dips slightly around 531.5 hp near 5246-5275 RPM, then climbs steadily to 570.7 hp at 5978 RPM at the end of the printed data. Torque falls from a high of 550.9 ft-lb at 5073 RPM to about 501 ft-lb near 5900-5978 RPM. Acceleration values range from 10.89 to 11.29 G's, and the recorded temperature rises gradually from 159 to 161 degrees F during the pull. The sheet contains no vehicle identification, engine description, test date, shop name, or part numbers — it is purely numeric run data, apparently continuing from Page 1 in the same album.

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Frequently asked questions

What horsepower does this dyno sheet show?: Horsepower rises from 532.1 hp at 5073 RPM to 570.7 hp at 5978 RPM, the highest value on this page, with a slight dip to 531.5 hp around 5246-5275 RPM.
What is the peak torque shown on this page?: The highest torque on this page is 550.9 ft-lb at 5073 RPM (7.105 seconds); torque declines to about 501 ft-lb by 5978 RPM.
What RPM range does this dyno data cover?: This page covers 5073 RPM to 5978 RPM, recorded from 7.105 to 10.107 seconds into the run at roughly 0.1-second intervals.
What temperature was recorded during the pull?: The E-Temp column shows 159°F at the start, rising to 160°F around 8 seconds and 161°F from about 9.5 seconds onward.
What columns of data are recorded on this dyno sheet?: Six columns: Sec (Seconds), RPM, Hp, Torque (ft-lb), Accel (G's), and E-Temp (Degree F).