TTR Dyno Results
TTR Dyno Results
Hey all, I just had my car worked on and tuned at TTR and this is what I came out with. To me it seems like I should have made more power for the parts that are in the car. I was expecting to be somewhere near 420-430hp. Keep in mind I am using the factory ECU and not an AEM. Let me know what you think.
Thanks,
Josh
Modifications:
TTR 2.3 Stroker Kit
FP Red
ETS 3.5 Wide Tank
Invidia 02 housing
Greddy TI-C Turbo back exhaust
1000 CC injectors
Magnus Intake Manifold
MAP Ported TB
Cosworth 272 Cams
Hallman MBC
Custom built IC piping via TTR
Thanks,
Josh
Modifications:
TTR 2.3 Stroker Kit
FP Red
ETS 3.5 Wide Tank
Invidia 02 housing
Greddy TI-C Turbo back exhaust
1000 CC injectors
Magnus Intake Manifold
MAP Ported TB
Cosworth 272 Cams
Hallman MBC
Custom built IC piping via TTR
wow. im on stock block with full bolt ons, epm dump tube, 880 injectors, sparktech non-cdi ignition and stock mani and tb doin 459whp 402torq on dynojet at 25psi on 93 pump. Did you have a boost leak or something? was your ignition maxed out? how much boost was your car tuned on ? TTR dynojet is a high reading dyno as well. something is fishy about those numbers.
Look at this 25psi boost on pump gas https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/tu...big-power.html
Last edited by evotris; Jul 8, 2009 at 12:59 AM.
Look at this 25psi boost on pump gas https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/tu...big-power.html
op, you should also swap that MBC for a GM EBC.
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The stock ignition is maxed out on the FP RED. I was getting the same PO300 which means random multiple misfire. I changed the plugs and bought sparktech non-cdi coil on plug for 650 shipped. It made the car gain 21 whp and 29torq on my car. You need to upgrade your ignition like me or do hks dli2. But sparktech non-cdi is much better. Also, after that, they have to tune out the PO300 so it does not come back on. This is coming from a local nj guy with a fp red setup with full bolt ons. Let me know what you decide to do and what they tell you.
Why would it matter if its on stock ECU or AEM? It should tune pretty much the same. AEM may have more bells and whistles, but trust me you are not over working the stock ECU per say.
Id check into things a little closer though. What boost level?
Id check into things a little closer though. What boost level?
^ Ouch!
We have made upwards of 490 on stock ignition with no issues. Sounds like there might be something else wrong, but it is pump gas. I'm so used to e85 numbers.
We have made upwards of 490 on stock ignition with no issues. Sounds like there might be something else wrong, but it is pump gas. I'm so used to e85 numbers.





