I'm curious, as i'm still kind of new to the numbers that are taken from a motor dyno or from a certified motor. What do those numbers signify? Like i'm guessing it's telling on its efficiency and/or power of each motor. But how do i decipher?

IE:

my guess looking at those numbers its a 13.5 1s ??

first one is stator resistance of the 3 winds, lower the better
second is rotor strength, higher the better depending on application
third I believe is current draw, lower the number more efficient it is,
and RPM is well RPM,

I don't know if that helps you or not as you can only really compare how good it is compared to other same motors

thank you very much

The specifications on the certified motor sticker are as follows:

Stator resistance values at 72 degrees F, these obviously are very temperature sensitive.
Rotor strength values at 72 degrees F.
Amp draw and RPM at 1 cell voltage (free rev).
Amp draw and RPM at 2 cell voltage (free rev).
Amp draws are set with the Gforce measuring machine.

Remember that because standards and calibration differences between Dyno manufacturers, these measurements are not a true form of comparison. Every manufacturer has their own way of interpreting the numbers a Dyno can produce.

Personally I only use these test to compare motors is when I'm comparing other motors I have.

Do you really think Trinity is putting RPM and amp draw numbers on their motors with a Gforce machine? I would be willing go bet it is a Motolyser(exclusive distributor) and very accurate or a machine they built.