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1999 Ford Taurus 3.0L V6 Dyno Results - 125.1 HP / 135.7 Ft-Lbs Curve Sheet
Dynojet horsepower/torque printout for a 1999 Ford Taurus 3.0L V6: max power 125.1 hp at 5550 RPM, max torque 135.7 lb-ft at 4550 RPM, 3350 lb vehicle.
This document is a chassis dynamometer test result sheet ("HorsePower Curve Test Results") for a 1999 Ford Taurus with a 6-cylinder, 3.0-liter engine, tested at a Kettering Car Club Dyno Day event (customer listed as "ThMilesbirds"). The test run was recorded on 9/22/07 at 10:56:18 AM. Key results: maximum power of 125.1 HP at 5550 RPM and maximum torque of 135.7 ft-lbs at 4550 RPM. The vehicle weight is listed as 3350.0 lbs, with horsepower at 50 MPH recorded as 13.60. The license and VIN fields are redacted/obscured. The lower portion of the sheet contains a graph plotting horsepower (blue trace) and torque in ft-lbs (green trace) against engine speed from 1800 to 7800 RPM, with a vertical scale from 0 to 150. The traces show the measured pull occurring roughly between 4000 and 5700 RPM, with torque peaking slightly above the horsepower curve mid-range before the two curves converge near the end of the pull. A reader can learn the actual measured wheel output of this specific 1999 Taurus 3.0L V6 as recorded on a dyno in September 2007.
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Frequently asked questions
- What was the maximum horsepower recorded for this 1999 Ford Taurus on the dyno?
- Max power was 125.1 HP at 5550 RPM.
- What was the maximum torque measured?
- Max torque was 135.7 ft-lbs at 4550 RPM.
- When was this dyno test run performed?
- The test run was on 9/22/07 at 10:56:18 AM, at the Kettering Car Club Dyno Day.
- What engine does the tested vehicle have?
- The sheet lists Cyl/Disp. as 6/3.0, i.e., a 6-cylinder 3.0-liter engine, in a 1999 Ford Taurus.
- What vehicle weight is listed on the dyno sheet?
- Weight is listed as 3350.0, and HP @ 50 MPH is listed as 13.60.
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