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Ford Racing M-9603A-FST Dyno Chart – FRPP vs Stock HP & Torque (93 Octane)

Manufacturer dyno chart plotting horsepower and torque versus RPM for stock and FRPP M-9603A-FST on 93 octane fuel.

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This document is a dynamometer comparison chart titled "M-9603A-FST (93 octane fuel)." It plots power (hp) and torque (lb-ft) against engine RPM from roughly 1600 to 6400 RPM, comparing a stock engine configuration against one equipped with the FRPP (Ford Racing Performance Parts) M-9603A-FST package. Four curves are shown: FRPP torque (solid red), stock torque (solid blue), FRPP horsepower (dashed red), and stock horsepower (dashed blue). The chart shows the FRPP setup producing a substantial midrange torque gain, peaking at approximately 355 lb-ft near 2800 RPM versus the stock peak of roughly 293 lb-ft near 2300 RPM — a gain of about 60-85 lb-ft through the 2500-4500 RPM range. Horsepower curves converge at high RPM, with both configurations reaching roughly 245 hp, though the FRPP configuration reaches that output earlier (around 4500 RPM versus about 5200 RPM stock). Above roughly 5200 RPM the curves are nearly identical. A reader can learn from this chart the RPM ranges where the M-9603A-FST kit provides its performance advantage — primarily low- and mid-RPM torque and earlier peak power on 93 octane fuel — while peak horsepower remains essentially unchanged.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the M-9603A-FST dyno chart compare?
It compares FRPP (Ford Racing) torque and horsepower curves against stock torque and horsepower curves across the RPM range, tested on 93 octane fuel.
How much torque does the FRPP M-9603A-FST setup make?
Per the chart, FRPP torque peaks at approximately 355 lb-ft around 2800 RPM, versus a stock peak of roughly 293 lb-ft near 2300 RPM.
Does the M-9603A-FST kit increase peak horsepower?
Not significantly — both FRPP and stock curves peak at roughly 245 hp, but the FRPP configuration reaches that output earlier (around 4500 RPM versus about 5200 RPM stock).
Where is the biggest performance gain shown on the chart?
The largest gains are in midrange torque, roughly 2500-4500 RPM, where the FRPP curve runs about 60-85 lb-ft above stock.
What fuel was used for this dyno test?
The chart title states the test was run on 93 octane fuel.

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