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2004 Mustang GT Dyno | Project Keeping Comp

Date Created: 4/5/2022

Last Updated: 12/13/2022

The time has come to put Project Keeping Comp to the test on our dyno! With all the work done to this New Edge Mustang, we're excited to see the results!

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For this dyno article, we finally dyno Project "Keeping Comp". This 2004 New Edge GT Mustang has made a huge comeback since the restoration! Check out below for more pics, dyno technical data, and of course the dyno results! If you'd like to see the previous dyno run, in comparison to when we first picked up the car, check out the full series on our YouTube channel!
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2004 Mustang GT Dyno | Project Keeping Comp - 2004 Mustang GT Dyno | Project Keeping Comp

Also, check out our 1999-2004 Mustang specs to learn more about this generation Mustang and why we took the time to completely rebuild this car!

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Dyno Technical Data

SVE 18-Inch Series 2 Wheel With a 285/35/18 Tire
TR3650 Transmission | Pull Will Be Made In 4th Gear (1:1 ratio)
3.73 Rear-End Gear
Ford Performance Aluminum Driveshaft
Ford Performance Intake Manifold
SVE Cold Air Intake
93 Octane W/ SCT Strategy Tune
Borla Full Catback Exhaust W/ Off-Road Mid Pipe (Stock Exhaust Manifold)
Stock Fuel System

Dyno Results

Here are the results! The 2004 Mustang GT "Project Keeping Comp" produced an impressive 240 RWHP at 4900 RPM and 274 RWTQ at 4300 RPM. We're very pleased to report that the car is making an additional 22 HP and 10 lb-ft of TQ after the subtle changes made from the previous dyno. We're very happy with these results and hope to see some more changes happen to the car in the future! As always keep a lookout for more dyno articles and videos right here at LMR.com. Shop our featured 1994-2004 Mustang Performance Parts below!

About the Video

Project Keeping Comp | Restored 2004 Mustang GT Hits The Dyno!

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Published on 2022-03-17
How Much power will it make? Project Keeping Comp Restored 2004 Mustang GT Hits The Dyno!

Project Keeping Comp has been a long journey for everyone involved with this project. If you have followed along with this build, we started with a very rough high mileage worn-out GT and are now to the finished product you see today. Ultimately, this project did take us a fair amount of time to complete, but we did go through this car thoroughly to ensure that the end result was great and that our customers also reaped the benefits from this project.

Previous Dyno Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pWJTTfqBx8

Check out some of the products on this Competition Orange 2004 Mustang GT and more about the Project Keeping Comp below!
https://lmr.com/products/new-edge-mustang-restoration-project-keeping-comp

Have you seen the previous episodes? Catch up and watch episodes 1-8 below!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMti2eKQ3th-6WwI8BoRlGU8vWzcb_4Zn

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