Exhaust add 60awhp??!!!
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Nah, tune + straight exhaust should give you more than 60, in all honesty. A tune is huge. An exhaust is not so much.
Yes. My cleverness knows no bounds.
was the "only in florida" comment referring to the orlando based shops ive been hearing so much about lately. totally sounding like a TTR flame. lol. just wondering.
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I found the link:
http://www.speedelement.net/2009/05/...-x-dyno-chart/
I wonder if they sell you the exhaust, intake, and fmic, if you'll get an extra 120whp.
http://www.speedelement.net/2009/05/...-x-dyno-chart/
I wonder if they sell you the exhaust, intake, and fmic, if you'll get an extra 120whp.
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Getter, that site looks insanely legit. I'd do it dude. Just send them a blank check.
On a tune + exhaust? Sure. 60 is high, but it's not unheard of. RRE did +50 something with an intake, no exhaust.
You talking awhp right? not at the flywheel? Guess I'll have to take your word for it. Seems a bit much though
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Test vehicle was 100% stock with no modifications.
+63.0whp / +12.6wtq gain with BOLT-ON Tsudo exhaust with BONE STOCK airbox!
+76.9whp / +45.2wtq gain with BOLT-ON Tsudo exhaust and stock airbox with cone filter!
+63.0whp / +12.6wtq gain with BOLT-ON Tsudo exhaust with BONE STOCK airbox!
+76.9whp / +45.2wtq gain with BOLT-ON Tsudo exhaust and stock airbox with cone filter!
The second rule of dyno club, is that you don't talk about dyno club...
Those are some messed up dyno plots and useless without a boost and AFR plot to match.
First of all there should be no reason that the car only gained 12 wtq when under boost when somehow it pulled out 63 whp on the top end... on a stock turbo no less. Were they super smoothing a stock run where the 5500-7500 range was completely breaking up due to running rich? Maybe running stock boost down low and then letting the boost hit 18 psi instead of 13 psi at 7500? More than likely...
And then what exactly is a stock airbox with "cone filter"? I mean if you have a cone filter then you aren't really using the "stock" airbox to enclose it right?
So then all of a sudden you add this mystical cone filter and the car picks up 40 wtq at 5500 rpm and then falls on it's behind almost the same way past 6500? Seems like boost was manipulated there to run 26 psi at 5500 and then taper down to 18 psi... you can't fool me!
So I'm sure boost plots (and AFR) were not the same on all these pulls and were probably closer to this:
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RPM vs Boost RPM Stock +Super Exhaust +Super Air Filter 3500 22 22 24 4500 22 22 25 5500 19 22 26 6500 16 22 22 7500 13 18 18
Last edited by Hiboost; Jan 29, 2010 at 04:40 PM.