YOUR RESEARCHm96 with x51 dyno curve?
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Does anyone know where I can find a dyno curve for the m96 motor with the x51 option? (I have a 40th Anniversary Edition car). I searched and all the old threads that looked like they would have dyno plots have been removed (very old threads). I was just wondering how smooth the power delivery was for this particular motor. I took the car out for a spin today, and was noticing how linear the power delivery was.
see the dyno plot link on my faq https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ml#post7631524
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