Edit: nevermind read the graph wrong. Color makes it easier to read a dynograph. smile.gif But anyway.. My TQ is almost identical to yours to 3500 RPM, and again HP is almost identical to 4000 RPM. BTW, my numbers are from an NA bolt-on GT.
Really the only way to "fix-up" your low end would be to do a 2V swap (why?) or to switch to a roots/twin-screw type blower. I'm not sure if it's possible for a tune to play with the low-end timing to make any significant changes or not. What did your a/f look like?
I reccomend Brian Turner, AKA moblie chassis Dyno. Great guy and works with a lot of mustangs. He owns at lest 3 of them himself.
[ 03. October 2004, 09:06 PM: Message edited by: The DropTop ]