300.4 on a Dyno Dynamics
300.4 on a Dyno Dynamics
Been tuning the Revolver Cams test car in New England.
This is the 93 Octane Tune
82% humidity
77 degrees F
29.92 Baro
3rd Gear Pull
115 Ramp Rate
93 Octane Mobil One
Stock Turbo
Tiapan XP turbo back exhaust w/ catalyst removed
DN Performance exhaust manifold
APS Intercooler
KTR Upper Charge pipe
Revolver camshaft set (with springs and retainers)
Autronic PnP
Stock Airbox w/BMC Filter
These cams seem to offer more low-end torque than what is out there.
This is the 93 Octane Tune
82% humidity
77 degrees F
29.92 Baro
3rd Gear Pull
115 Ramp Rate
93 Octane Mobil One
Stock Turbo
Tiapan XP turbo back exhaust w/ catalyst removed
DN Performance exhaust manifold
APS Intercooler
KTR Upper Charge pipe
Revolver camshaft set (with springs and retainers)
Autronic PnP
Stock Airbox w/BMC Filter
These cams seem to offer more low-end torque than what is out there.
Originally Posted by fatbastard
Been tuning the Revolver Cams test car in New England.
This is the 93 Octane Tune
82% humidity
77 degrees F
29.92 Baro
3rd Gear Pull
115 Ramp Rate
93 Octane Mobil One
Stock Turbo
Tiapan XP turbo back exhaust w/ catalyst removed
DN Performance exhaust manifold
APS Intercooler
KTR Upper Charge pipe
Revolver camshaft set (with springs and retainers)
Autronic PnP
Stock Airbox w/BMC Filter
These cams seem to offer more low-end torque than what is out there.

This is the 93 Octane Tune
82% humidity
77 degrees F
29.92 Baro
3rd Gear Pull
115 Ramp Rate
93 Octane Mobil One
Stock Turbo
Tiapan XP turbo back exhaust w/ catalyst removed
DN Performance exhaust manifold
APS Intercooler
KTR Upper Charge pipe
Revolver camshaft set (with springs and retainers)
Autronic PnP
Stock Airbox w/BMC Filter
These cams seem to offer more low-end torque than what is out there.

if you go to our website, you can find many stock dyno runs for many different cars in our database.
http://www.ktrperformance.com
On average a Stock WRX is about 150~160 WHP, a STi is about 220~230, and Evolutions from 215~225. Most of the gain is from the 93 octane here in New England.
David, If it will make you happy, I can rescale the chart, just let me know what scale you use (looks like 0-7500)
http://www.ktrperformance.com
On average a Stock WRX is about 150~160 WHP, a STi is about 220~230, and Evolutions from 215~225. Most of the gain is from the 93 octane here in New England.
David, If it will make you happy, I can rescale the chart, just let me know what scale you use (looks like 0-7500)
Last edited by fatbastard; Sep 13, 2004 at 08:25 PM. Reason: i spell like a pre-schooler
i'm sure this discussion has happened a thousand times, but there is a big difference in WHP numbers between an eddy current dyno and an inertia dyno.
boost is a 23psi spike that settles to 17.5psi at 6500
i'm actually trying to skip work one day and dyno the car at an inertia dyno, i'll post that when i do it.
boost is a 23psi spike that settles to 17.5psi at 6500
i'm actually trying to skip work one day and dyno the car at an inertia dyno, i'll post that when i do it.
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Originally Posted by David@Vishnu
There has been a few KTR dynocharts floating around can you pull up a stock evo/wrx/sti for reference please. FWIW looks as if the scaling is much different than ours
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Originally Posted by fatbastard
if you go to our website, you can find many stock dyno runs for many different cars in our database.
http://www.ktrperformance.com
On average a Stock WRX is about 150~160 WHP, a STi is about 220~230, and Evolutions from 215~225. Most of the gain is from the 93 octane here in New England.
David, If it will make you happy, I can rescale the chart, just let me know what scale you use (looks like 0-7500)
http://www.ktrperformance.com
On average a Stock WRX is about 150~160 WHP, a STi is about 220~230, and Evolutions from 215~225. Most of the gain is from the 93 octane here in New England.
David, If it will make you happy, I can rescale the chart, just let me know what scale you use (looks like 0-7500)
Shiv
depending on the car, yes... we have storong evo's and weak sti's and vice-versa... if you check out our dyno chart page, you can see a lot of these...
http://www.ktrperformance.com/servic...graph_main.htm
but on average, an sti is 230ish and an evo 216ish... again, we've had some strong and weak examples of both
http://www.ktrperformance.com/servic...graph_main.htm
but on average, an sti is 230ish and an evo 216ish... again, we've had some strong and weak examples of both
Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu
STis only make 5 more hp than EVOs?
Shiv
Shiv
http://www.vishnutuning.com/images/evo/282.jpg
Stock STI makes around 210-220 whp on Vishnu's dyno.
http://www.ktrperformance.com/galler...on_l_graph.gif
Stock STI making 220 whp on KTR's dyno. Looks right to me?
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Originally Posted by fatbastard
depending on the car, yes... we have storong evo's and weak sti's and vice-versa... if you check out our dyno chart page, you can see a lot of these...
http://www.ktrperformance.com/servic...graph_main.htm
but on average, an sti is 230ish and an evo 216ish... again, we've had some strong and weak examples of both
http://www.ktrperformance.com/servic...graph_main.htm
but on average, an sti is 230ish and an evo 216ish... again, we've had some strong and weak examples of both
Cheers,
shiv
PS. What made you settle on a ramp up rate of 115?







