My TT numbers...why is the torque so low?
Originally Posted by NOLIMITMOTORS
Dude, My best friend has you on video taking his car out of an Off-ramp witht eh car kicking sideways, he has since said he will not bring you his car again for a flash. and besides him 4 others including myself will not have you tune our cars because of that. One of these 4 people also called you and asked you if you can dynoflash a car without test driving it and you told them NO.
I understand you want to see how the car is on the highway but it doesnt requier you driving, you could be in the passenger seat. but ya know what, **** it, even if you do drive the car YOU DONT NEED TO BE COMING OUT OF AN OFF-RAMP WITH THE BACK END SLIDING OUT. you could simply get the car on the highway and 2nd, 3rd and 4th gear pulls straight shifting around 7000-75000 rpm. Are you even datalogging these runs??? or just driving the car to se how it is?? I understand you have a car that is extremely fast but if someone cuts you off or gets madd for whatever reason at you for going fast and causes you to get into an accident, are you going to give the customer your car??? Are you going to buy them a new car???
I understand the need to be in the car for a test drive, i'll even go so far to say i understand you wanting to drive it, but it only needs a few pulls in a straight direction to see how it is. its unprofessional to be whipping peoples cars around turns.
I understand you want to see how the car is on the highway but it doesnt requier you driving, you could be in the passenger seat. but ya know what, **** it, even if you do drive the car YOU DONT NEED TO BE COMING OUT OF AN OFF-RAMP WITH THE BACK END SLIDING OUT. you could simply get the car on the highway and 2nd, 3rd and 4th gear pulls straight shifting around 7000-75000 rpm. Are you even datalogging these runs??? or just driving the car to se how it is?? I understand you have a car that is extremely fast but if someone cuts you off or gets madd for whatever reason at you for going fast and causes you to get into an accident, are you going to give the customer your car??? Are you going to buy them a new car???
I understand the need to be in the car for a test drive, i'll even go so far to say i understand you wanting to drive it, but it only needs a few pulls in a straight direction to see how it is. its unprofessional to be whipping peoples cars around turns.
Your friend who called must have some miscommunication issue. I do two kinds of tunes - street tune and dyno tune.
The policy was and always will be on DYNO TUNE that the test drive is OPTIONAL and at customer's choice
Our preferred method is to test drive the car and then have the customer go for a test drive - if both myself and the customer are satisfied with how the car is running the tune is completed
Those who dont want me to test drive the car it is no problem to skip that part
I am all too happy NOT to test drive a car its a liability and a resposnility - but I do it becuase this way I know the job is done right and I dont have to quess or wonder.
This applies to dyno tuned cars at my dyno shop of choice - Pruven in Milford, CT
Now as far as street tuned cars, I only tune them with myself driving as that is the only way I can get enough "feel" to get the job done properly.
In that case, if the customer is not comfortable with me driving it during the street tuning then I just can not do the tune.
I think this driving thing is really being exagerated by the way. 99.99% of the test driving is done on a straight highway on ramp doing a pull in 3rd gear.
There is a curve I take somehwhat fast some times when we turn around but I have been through that corner driving evos about 1,000 times so what feels fast to the customer is just a casual swing around the corner to test the way the tune loads onto boost through a corner to make sure its smooth.
Again those that dont feel confident with suich testing can just opt not to have me test the car
In 1,000 plus test drives not once did I crash anyone's car or break anyone's engine or transmission.
As for your friend with the video - - I can tell you that there have been quite a few customers over the past two years who come with videos who want to video tape my testing proceedure and who enjoy going for a fast drive, sliding sideways out of the corner. If in the video your pal is saying "slow the **** down" then I was prob going to fast. If in the video everyone was laughing and having a blast then its a sign that he was making the video to capture some fast driving.
One time a SWAT COP just about freaked out when I ran his car through 3rd gear on the staight ramp - - "Man are you trying to kill us, the speed limit is 55" Everyone has his her own idea of what is fast and what is too fast. I am just trying to make sure the car is tuned properly.
I can tell you that if you come on the test drive with 4 guys in the car and a video and tell me you want to see how fast the car is going after the tune, I am going to drive fast. I like driving fast and I have a lot of practice driving evos fast.
If fast driving is not your bag then just tell me you dont want me to test drive the car - END OF STORY. You can test drive it YOURSELF and report back the results to me for any adjustments that you require.
Last edited by DynoFlash; Sep 15, 2005 at 09:27 AM.
Originally Posted by Nez136
Dynojet=Inconsistent, inflated numbers
Really ,,
How would you explain Mitsubishi who publish the Evo VIII to have 271 hp .. And it puts down 235 whp on a dynojet. Factor in the 20% drivetrain loss and i'd say its pretty damn accurate ..
Mark
Turbotrix
FWIW, I don't buy into a static percentage for drivetrain losses. If you think about it, that doesn't really make sense. I don't buy into the concept of considering dyno numbers as models of accuracy although their precision can be especially useful for making comparisons.
Anyway, carry on...
Anyway, carry on...
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Originally Posted by TurbotrixRacing
Really ,,
How would you explain Mitsubishi who publish the Evo VIII to have 271 hp .. And it puts down 235 whp on a dynojet. Factor in the 20% drivetrain loss and i'd say its pretty damn accurate ..
Mark
Turbotrix
How would you explain Mitsubishi who publish the Evo VIII to have 271 hp .. And it puts down 235 whp on a dynojet. Factor in the 20% drivetrain loss and i'd say its pretty damn accurate ..
Mark
Turbotrix
Originally Posted by BoostedHellride
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Anja power ..
I remember your car, i never said i couldnt tune 720 injectors on a flash, what i said was, with the mods you had it would be better if you had stock injectors. Drivability ect. The utec car was tuned and i did numerous pulls in 4th gear on the dyno to make sure there wasnt any knock. You took it on the turnpike and you said yourself it didnt do it in any other gear. When you load a car up in a top gear its hard to sim that on the dyno. ESP dynojet. I did not have time to take the car on the NJ turnpike.. You said your car is knocking like crazy.. Like i said before and i'll say again. Your car was setup on the utec with a knock threshold of 16.. I could of left it like that , and you wouldnt seen any knock EVER ... I put it at 4.. So what that means is .. if you blip a 5 count in 5th gear on the highway , it will blink the same if its a 17count. So to say your car was knocking like crazy is def a bit overexaggerated. I couldnt get a 1count on the dyno...
I really cant believe what im reading in this thread. Your complaining because you made 309 ft lbs of torque. What i posted in another thread is that @ 21 lbs of boost your car didnt make 340 ft lbs at pruven. Take it for what its worth, i even offered you 500 dollars to come down and see if you could come close to that torque figure on our dyno. But no response... why because you cant.
Typical cars with cams will make anywhere from 315-345 whp .. depends on the mods boost ect.. There was nothing wrong with your car before or after it left
The boost number your car is tuned at is what your car leaves with. I dont turn up the boost and get you a number then turn it down for you to go on your way.
And what other way would i have checked your car then with a boost gauge ? Im really confused...
I know your both buddy's but what your *****ing about is ridiculous.. I really dont know why you dont want the 500 dollars,, easy money ...
Just so we all know,,, 90% of torque numbers on evo's are from boost...It comes on soo fast that even if the car knocks it wont have to time to pull timing until after your torque numbers are achieved ..
Take a car from 21psi who makes 309 ft lbs of torque ..and put his car to 23-24 psi , you will see 340 ft lbs of torque...
Ask the people from WE GO FAST , they came up from virginia last week.. 6 people that were previously tuned by someone else. Ask them about their experience..
Mark
Turbotrix
Originally Posted by anjapower
Thanks for the all the help...It's really very reassuring to know that you don't check a car on the street after dyno tunes now.
Why the sarcasm ? If you wanted it street tuned or " tested " you could of said. Like i said above, i did numerous pulls in 4th gear .. and it only did it on the NJ turnpike. Nothing i would of done around here would of sim that. Again .. I didnt have time to take it on the NJ turnpike ,, sorry
Mark
Turbotrix
Originally Posted by TurbotrixRacing
Why the sarcasm ? If you wanted it street tuned or " tested " you could of said. Like i said above, i did numerous pulls in 4th gear .. and it only did it on the NJ turnpike. Nothing i would of done around here would of sim that. Again .. I didnt have time to take it on the NJ turnpike ,, sorry
Mark
Turbotrix
Mark
Turbotrix
Mark I think your confusing the cars that were there. The car your talking about tuning with the UTEC is 8asti. Anj drove the blue car and I had the white car that came down that day.
About the $500, you offered that to Randy in one of Dynoflash's thread...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...=158492&page=2
Last edited by fsugatorbait; Sep 15, 2005 at 01:39 PM.
Originally Posted by Ted B
FWIW, I don't buy into a static percentage for drivetrain losses. If you think about it, that doesn't really make sense. I don't buy into the concept of considering dyno numbers as models of accuracy although their precision can be especially useful for making comparisons.
Anyway, carry on...
Anyway, carry on...
what doesnt make sense.. Put any 4wheel drive vehicle on the dyno , get a number from what the factory says,, take out 20% and you'll get that +, - 5 whp everytime. Makes alot of sense for me ..
Mark
Turbotrix
Originally Posted by fsugatorbait
Mark I think your confusing the cars that were there. The car your talking about tuning with the UTEC is 8asti. Anj drove the blue car and I had the white car that came down that day.
Mark
Turbotrix
Originally Posted by fsugatorbait
About the $500, you offered that to Randy in one of Dynoflash's thread...
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...=158492&page=2
No ... randy is from PR... i was offering it to your buddy who thinks he made 340ft lbs at 21psi of boost ..
xxjxx
Mark
Turbotrix
Mark what your not understanding is that it is not always 20%, just b/c its your dyno doesn't mean its right
Edit*so how do you explain a Mustang Dynometer reading 206WHP on a stock Evo?
Edit*so how do you explain a Mustang Dynometer reading 206WHP on a stock Evo?
Originally Posted by anjapower
Had my car tuned at TT two-three weeks back, put down 333whp/308wtq with the following mods. It was 86 degrees out with 10-11% humidity.
GSC 272/272
Helix 3" TBE with straight pipe
Helix Intake (hardpipe w/ cone filter)
Hallman MBC
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
ARP Headstuds
TurboTrix reflash
This is on an 05 Evo, so I also have the 10.5 hotside going for me. I added a Forge BOV after the dyno tune to replace the stocker.
I was expecting anywhere from 340-350 for both HP and torque and needless to say wasn't quite pleased with the results. I suppose my whp is only 7 horses away from the minimum I'd expected but the torque is a good 30+ away.
I did do a compression check before the tuning and it tested 190,185,190,190. I tried to do a boost leak test but the tester itself sprung a leak at 12psi...I didn't hear any other leaks in the piping at that pressure, FWIW.
Is it just the tune or is it my mods causing the numbers to be subpar?

GSC 272/272
Helix 3" TBE with straight pipe
Helix Intake (hardpipe w/ cone filter)
Hallman MBC
Walbro 255lph fuel pump
ARP Headstuds
TurboTrix reflash
This is on an 05 Evo, so I also have the 10.5 hotside going for me. I added a Forge BOV after the dyno tune to replace the stocker.
I was expecting anywhere from 340-350 for both HP and torque and needless to say wasn't quite pleased with the results. I suppose my whp is only 7 horses away from the minimum I'd expected but the torque is a good 30+ away.
I did do a compression check before the tuning and it tested 190,185,190,190. I tried to do a boost leak test but the tester itself sprung a leak at 12psi...I didn't hear any other leaks in the piping at that pressure, FWIW.
Is it just the tune or is it my mods causing the numbers to be subpar?

Originally Posted by TurbotrixRacing
No ... randy is from PR... i was offering it to your buddy who thinks he made 340ft lbs at 21psi of boost ..
xxjxx
Mark
Turbotrix
xxjxx
Mark
Turbotrix
Your half right, yes Randy is from PR, but the car in Al's case study was xxJxx whom none of us have met.
Originally Posted by Nez136
Mark what your not understanding is that it is not always 20%, just b/c its your dyno doesn't mean its right
Mark
Turbotrix






