Dyno sheet posted - 317 wheel HP! 287 ft lbs
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Dyno sheet posted - 317 wheel HP! 287 ft lbs
Yesterday's dyno sheet is up and posted on my web page
Still on pump gas and with consevrative 11.6 a/f ratio - making some serious LOW DOWN trq. - man I love my evo
I hope to be up to 350 wheel hp on pump gas and the stock turbo by the
shootout at Englishtown on the 14th of june
Here is the page - the newest dyno sheet its at the bottom on the right - just click on it - enjoy !
http://www.pruvenperformance.com/alevo.htm
Still on pump gas and with consevrative 11.6 a/f ratio - making some serious LOW DOWN trq. - man I love my evo
I hope to be up to 350 wheel hp on pump gas and the stock turbo by the
shootout at Englishtown on the 14th of june Here is the page - the newest dyno sheet its at the bottom on the right - just click on it - enjoy !
http://www.pruvenperformance.com/alevo.htm
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Originally posted by WestSideBilly
Also, the other dyno plots - same dyno? And what level of modding were those at?
Also, the other dyno plots - same dyno? And what level of modding were those at?
The other dyno sheets show my car without the pruven intercooler - with and without a 2.5 " axel back muffler and test pipe
The new dyno sheet shows the addition of the bigger fmic and the deletion of the exhuast
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Originally posted by sneakychaos
Why have I heard numbers from stock EVOs ranging from 190-200whp to 226 in this case.
I'm hoping I've just misread some others and not the same car.
Why have I heard numbers from stock EVOs ranging from 190-200whp to 226 in this case.
I'm hoping I've just misread some others and not the same car.
I think the dyno jet is the most common type in the US - and since it utilizes a standard steel drum of known weight - it is very consistant
Some of the othert dynos are so rare and are so easily user adjusted to change the readings that the numbers which come out are much less useful to me than real dyno jet numbers which I can compare to what other cars / tuners are doing all over the country
Originally posted by Alfriedesq
It depends on whoes dyno you are using - some of the other dyno testers use some other kindsof dynos which read a bit lower than the dynojet which I used for this dyno session
I think the dyno jet is the most common type in the US - and since it utilizes a standard steel drum of known weight - it is very consistant
Some of the othert dynos are so rare and are so easily user adjusted to change the readings that the numbers which come out are much less useful to me than real dyno jet numbers which I can compare to what other cars / tuners are doing all over the country
It depends on whoes dyno you are using - some of the other dyno testers use some other kindsof dynos which read a bit lower than the dynojet which I used for this dyno session
I think the dyno jet is the most common type in the US - and since it utilizes a standard steel drum of known weight - it is very consistant
Some of the othert dynos are so rare and are so easily user adjusted to change the readings that the numbers which come out are much less useful to me than real dyno jet numbers which I can compare to what other cars / tuners are doing all over the country
Originally posted by erikgj
All dynos can be faked even dyno jet. Not that I think yours are.
All dynos can be faked even dyno jet. Not that I think yours are.
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Originally posted by Zeus
So where are the pictures of the fit and finish of this intercooler?
So where are the pictures of the fit and finish of this intercooler?


