Evolution MR dyno results
Originally Posted by Willie Dynamite
His car is not stock, click on his link in his sig. For baseline he means before the mbc was installed.
Last edited by DaWorstPlaya; Nov 17, 2004 at 10:54 AM.
Originally Posted by Willie Dynamite
His car is not stock, click on his link in his sig. For baseline he means before the mbc was installed.
Check this guy thoo
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...highlight=dyno
292torque!! I don't know if this is true or not... but Ive seen another stock mr for 285torque... may be it's really that high....
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...highlight=dyno
292torque!! I don't know if this is true or not... but Ive seen another stock mr for 285torque... may be it's really that high....
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I'm sorry that I confused everyone with my baseline reading. I usually interperet baseline as the car's 'before' dyno run. As for modifications that I have done to the vehicle already, they include an airbox and front mount intercooler by ARC. The exit end of the turbo is mated to an 80mm RS*R downpipe and a Tanabe Ultra Medallion 80mm exhaust. After my 'before' dyno, Sean (does anyone else think he looks a little like Paul Walker?) put on the Hallman MBC and we dynoed it again to get the second curve.
Al - That was my MR at the shop the other day that Dan was talking to you on the phone about. Really looking forward to adding your tuning experitse on my vehicle. I left a message for you on your voice mail.
Al - That was my MR at the shop the other day that Dan was talking to you on the phone about. Really looking forward to adding your tuning experitse on my vehicle. I left a message for you on your voice mail.
Originally Posted by kmxxbadboy
Flip - I had the sniffer on there for a/f readings, but it blew out the exhaust on the dyno run, so it looks like it just spiked right up.
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Derek - The first run, the torque spiked early in the powerband but immediately came crashing down. The second run the torque did not spike up as high, but came down more gradually, which felt better as it was a smoother transition and didn't slop down as much. If you see the baseline torque curve you can see exactly where it spiked at a little before 4000 rpms. If you look at dynorun2 the spike is eliminated for a more flat torque curve from the 3500 - 4300 rpm band.
Flip - I'll have another dyno run once I get my flash done.
Flip - I'll have another dyno run once I get my flash done.


