Ford Bronco 'Dyno Master 9000' Joke Dyno Chart - Stock vs Modified HP & Torque

This is a hand-drawn, humorous dyno chart (labeled 'Dyno master 9000') uploaded to a 1989 Ford Bronco gallery. It is not a factory schematic or wiring diagram; it is a cartoon-style graph comparing 'stock' versus 'modified' engine output. The vertical axis is labeled hp/lbFT with markings at 150, 300, 1000, and an exaggerated 50000, while the horizontal axis shows engine speed in rpm at 1500, 2500, 3500, and 4500. Four curves are drawn: a blue 'Modified Torq' curve at the very top near the 50000 mark, an orange 'modified whorspower' curve rising and peaking around 4000-4500 rpm, a red 'Stock Torq' curve peaking near 300 around 2500 rpm, and a green 'stock whorspower' curve peaking modestly between the 150 and 300 marks around 3500 rpm. The comically exaggerated 'modified' figures (torque near 50,000) indicate the chart is a joke/parody rather than actual dyno data. A reader can learn only the general parody message that the modified engine supposedly makes vastly more power and torque than stock across the entire RPM range. No vehicle year, make, model, engine, or part numbers appear anywhere on the document itself.