419 HP to the wheels on 93 octane
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Originally posted by Alfriedesq
Here are some dyno sheets from my car with I guess almost identical set up as yours - BUT - with a relashed factory ecu and 23.5 psi
Here are some dyno sheets from my car with I guess almost identical set up as yours - BUT - with a relashed factory ecu and 23.5 psi
Originally posted by Pesto360
Something told me there woudl be people who were gonna doubt this...so I actually not only have quite a few witnesses...BUT we have the dyno sheets, and other information to provide my boost settings etc..and it was done on 93 octane....I think we also have a video...I have the dyno runs on a floppy...but i cant seem to open them...but im sure scott from SFP.net will provide the video, dyno sheet, and whatever other things they have....No reason for me to lie about it
Something told me there woudl be people who were gonna doubt this...so I actually not only have quite a few witnesses...BUT we have the dyno sheets, and other information to provide my boost settings etc..and it was done on 93 octane....I think we also have a video...I have the dyno runs on a floppy...but i cant seem to open them...but im sure scott from SFP.net will provide the video, dyno sheet, and whatever other things they have....No reason for me to lie about it
or weird dyno settings need to be looked at before everyone rushes to get 420 WHP on pump
Originally posted by MP5
Al what do you think about the 93 octane and this power? I know your sheets were on high octane
Al what do you think about the 93 octane and this power? I know your sheets were on high octane
"I don't think we're ever going to see really big numbers with pump gas. It's just not safe since detonation is the limiting factor when tuning these high specific output turbo cars. On 93 octane, I suspect we could go as high a 315-320 whp (on our DD Dyno) but that's about all I would attempt. In the end, we can't get around the fact that we are tuning a 2.0L motor. We're dealing with some pretty heady specific outputs. And in order to support that safely, sufficient octane is required.
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Cheers,
shiv
Originally posted by Pesto360
Im running a very conservative 21 pounds, and 93 octane...Al...Im not looking to compete with you...your runs and your car run on race fuel...mine is a street car two different animals...your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
Im running a very conservative 21 pounds, and 93 octane...Al...Im not looking to compete with you...your runs and your car run on race fuel...mine is a street car two different animals...your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
Originally posted by Pesto360
mine is a street car two different animals...your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
mine is a street car two different animals...your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
My power band would cover yours from spool up to full boost - go ahead - photo shop them together and see what you get - remember mine are run by speed in 3rd gear
Originally posted by Alfriedesq
Listen man - I wasn't going to say anothing - BUT - you had to make the extra comment about reflahed ecus not being as good - - whats your problem man - why not just report what you ware doing without making negative comments about what i am doing ?
Listen man - I wasn't going to say anothing - BUT - you had to make the extra comment about reflahed ecus not being as good - - whats your problem man - why not just report what you ware doing without making negative comments about what i am doing ?
So this guys making 40+ more HP than shiv thinks he can make on 91 well its not totally out of range though I still think hot
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al its real..anyone is more than welcome to try it for yourself...my car will run 419 to the wheels in front of anyone who wants to witness it...nitrous, no alcohol (yet still deciding), and we watched frank gradually tune it.... Im not knocking your setup al...Its just reflashing the factory computer has its limitations, and I think thats obvious when you compare two similar setups with one main difference, the AEM vs Reflash. BUT again, AL you and I are after two different things....I want a sleeper street car, you go to the track and your car lives in race fuel...mine will never see race fuel..unless i have a real change of heart...and Im not boasting....these are simple facts....also...believe it or not...the car was tuned moderatley conservative...could have squeezed a bit more out of it...and wasnt your 448 run with the Ntercooler? and Race fuel? ( and you yourself said the Ntercooler is like adding nitrous because it fogs up the front of your car with nitrous)
Originally posted by Pesto360
your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
your power isnt as linear...wait until u see the dyno sheet
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Originally posted by Alfriedesq
Listen man - I wasn't going to say anothing - BUT - you had to make the extra comment about reflahed ecus not being as good - - whats your problem man - why not just report what you ware doing without making negative comments about what i am doing ?
Listen man - I wasn't going to say anothing - BUT - you had to make the extra comment about reflahed ecus not being as good - - whats your problem man - why not just report what you ware doing without making negative comments about what i am doing ?
Originally posted by Alfriedesq
BTW - no **** its not linear - its a flat wall of power from spool up to red line - this dyno sheet is prectically flat - its flatter than a stock car - by all means post your dyno sheet up against this one
BTW - no **** its not linear - its a flat wall of power from spool up to red line - this dyno sheet is prectically flat - its flatter than a stock car - by all means post your dyno sheet up against this one
So Pesto this is the first start up and tune? Frank already squeezed freaking 419 HP in a few hours? Man thats good stuff
Originally posted by Pesto360
al its real..anyone is more than welcome to try it for yourself...my car will run 419 to the wheels in front of anyone who wants to witness it...nitrous, no alcohol (yet still deciding), and we watched frank gradually tune it.... Im not knocking your setup al...Its just reflashing the factory computer has its limitations, and I think thats obvious when you compare two similar setups with one main difference, the AEM vs Reflash. BUT again, AL you and I are after two different things....I want a sleeper street car, you go to the track and your car lives in race fuel...mine will never see race fuel..unless i have a real change of heart...and Im not boasting....these are simple facts....also...believe it or not...the car was tuned moderatley conservative...could have squeezed a bit more out of it...and wasnt your 448 run with the Ntercooler? and Race fuel? ( and you yourself said the Ntercooler is like adding nitrous because it fogs up the front of your car with nitrous)
al its real..anyone is more than welcome to try it for yourself...my car will run 419 to the wheels in front of anyone who wants to witness it...nitrous, no alcohol (yet still deciding), and we watched frank gradually tune it.... Im not knocking your setup al...Its just reflashing the factory computer has its limitations, and I think thats obvious when you compare two similar setups with one main difference, the AEM vs Reflash. BUT again, AL you and I are after two different things....I want a sleeper street car, you go to the track and your car lives in race fuel...mine will never see race fuel..unless i have a real change of heart...and Im not boasting....these are simple facts....also...believe it or not...the car was tuned moderatley conservative...could have squeezed a bit more out of it...and wasnt your 448 run with the Ntercooler? and Race fuel? ( and you yourself said the Ntercooler is like adding nitrous because it fogs up the front of your car with nitrous)
I have never pushed my car on normal boost to a lean a/f ratio or pressed the ign timing - but I have already hit 460 whp on just turbo - prob about 475 - 480 would be a good end number on 100 octane unleaded
You are dead arong about the reflash - for any use up to 450 whp it actually works better than the stand alone - the cold start - the idel - changes in temps - etc etc etc - the dyno sheets I posted here show I can make more hp than you claim using the reflash and keep all my stock ecu functions
Originally posted by Pesto360
Al I said REFLASH not DynoFlash, youre not the only one reflashing computers...I just think and i think this proves it....that a standalone, albeit much more expensive, is a better alternative when you build a car to these extremes
Al I said REFLASH not DynoFlash, youre not the only one reflashing computers...I just think and i think this proves it....that a standalone, albeit much more expensive, is a better alternative when you build a car to these extremes
You dont know what your talking about - you never tried a reflash and you have no facts to support yout theory
How does your claim of 419 whp prove a stand alone is needed for mid 400 whp when I have just shown you 3 dyno sheets from a reflashed stock ecu making MORE power and a better power band on the almost identical set up ???
Why not just enjoy your car and post up the dyno sheets instead of trying to turn this all into a indictment of reflashes as being weak ?
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Originally posted by MP5
Linear means flat AL
So Pesto this is the first start up and tune? Frank already squeezed freaking 419 HP in a few hours? Man thats good stuff
Linear means flat AL
So Pesto this is the first start up and tune? Frank already squeezed freaking 419 HP in a few hours? Man thats good stuff


