Blown Ford 351W Power & Torque Table - Flywheel Dyno Figures 2000-5500 RPM
Reference · 1992-1996 F-150All 25 data & spec plates
Dyno power/torque table by engine RPM (flywheel): peaks near 415 HP at 5500 rpm and 503 lb-ft torque at 2500 rpm.
Part of 1992-1996 Ford F-150 Data & Spec Plates
This document is a simple three-column data table listing engine dyno figures at the flywheel for a modified engine, uploaded under the title 'Blown 351W power' to a 1993 Ford F-150 gallery. The columns are Engine RPM, Power (Fly), and Torque (Fly). Values are given at 500 RPM increments from 2000 to 5500 RPM. Power climbs steadily from 190 at 2000 RPM to a peak of 416 at 5500 RPM, while torque peaks early at 503 (at 2500 RPM), holds near 500 through 3500 RPM, then tapers to 397 at 5500 RPM. A reader can learn the power and torque curve characteristics of this engine build: broad low-to-mid-range torque above 450 from 2000 through 4500 RPM, with horsepower still climbing at the top of the measured range. The table itself contains no units labels, engine identification, cam or head specifications, or date; context (filename and companion album files covering 351W/357W builds with GT40 heads and various cams) suggests it relates to a blown (supercharged) 351 Windsor engine, but that information is not printed on the document itself.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the peak power shown in this table?
- 416 (at the flywheel) at 5500 RPM, the highest RPM listed.
- What is the peak torque and at what RPM?
- 503 at the flywheel, occurring at 2500 RPM.
- What RPM range does the table cover?
- 2000 RPM to 5500 RPM in 500 RPM increments.
- How much torque does the engine make at 3000 RPM?
- 501 at the flywheel, with 286 power at the same RPM.
- Are the figures measured at the wheels or the flywheel?
- Both power and torque columns are labeled '(Fly)', indicating flywheel figures.
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