Evo 8 stage 2 vs Evo 9 stage 1 dyno!
Thread Starter
Former Sponsor
iTrader: (206)
Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 5,762
Likes: 3
From: Santa Ana, California
Originally Posted by davidbuschur
I'm rather confused on this comarison. What exactly is it suppose to be showing?
Two cars with completely different modifications on them. One a street tune and one a custom tune on the dyno. Hmmm....
The EVO8 has 272 cams and a bigger FMIC and a CUSTOM dyno tune.
The EVO9's graph is actually, in my opinion, a smoother curve than the EVO8. The AFR's can be effected by a ton of things on a dyno, especially considering I am sure this was a tail pipe sniffer for the 02 readings. They don't work that great. A larger tip, turbulence in the tip, air from a fan or open door and low exhaust velocity will effect the readings.
Also, the much more modified-custom tuned EVO8 made only 19 additional whp ( a large difference in torque though, 33 ft lbs). I don't see that number as being that great. Can you post the boost levels too, the MD records them so it would be easy to print that. The torque increase of 33 ft lbs is easy to make, two or three pounds of boost would do that without a problem.
The numbers on the EVO9 look dead on correct to me, especially considering the 91 octane.
Thanks for the great post, makes our parts on the EVO9 look really good!
Take care,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Two cars with completely different modifications on them. One a street tune and one a custom tune on the dyno. Hmmm....
The EVO8 has 272 cams and a bigger FMIC and a CUSTOM dyno tune.
The EVO9's graph is actually, in my opinion, a smoother curve than the EVO8. The AFR's can be effected by a ton of things on a dyno, especially considering I am sure this was a tail pipe sniffer for the 02 readings. They don't work that great. A larger tip, turbulence in the tip, air from a fan or open door and low exhaust velocity will effect the readings.
Also, the much more modified-custom tuned EVO8 made only 19 additional whp ( a large difference in torque though, 33 ft lbs). I don't see that number as being that great. Can you post the boost levels too, the MD records them so it would be easy to print that. The torque increase of 33 ft lbs is easy to make, two or three pounds of boost would do that without a problem.
The numbers on the EVO9 look dead on correct to me, especially considering the 91 octane.
Thanks for the great post, makes our parts on the EVO9 look really good!
Take care,
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
As for as the street tune vs dyno tune....I recall some shop in the bay much prefer a "real enviornment" tune than putting the car on the dyno. To me, I would much rather have my car on the dyno than flying down the freeway over the speed limit.
I do not have a boost graph because we didn't hook up the hardware. My boost was at ~1.5 bar tapering to 1.35ish up top. The power that my car put down is pretty impressive considering not many Evos in the bay can produce the same or higher numbers on our dyno. Below is a link of all the dyno graphs of the free dyno day we held last summer. I know the temp is way different since it was done in the summer but thats the best I can do showing what most Bay Area Evos are making.
Dyno day
Our November Dyno day results
If anyone wants to compare the Evo 8 vs Evo 9 with similar mods, the closest thing I can think of is our stage 1 tune shop Evo with just a TBE shown below.
Dyno/tune was done in Aug:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune
Thanks,
Tom
Last edited by Gruppe-S; Dec 23, 2005 at 03:18 PM.
from what ive seen the gruppe-s dyno reads almost exactly the same as a dd dyno. i dynoed my car at one of the last dyno days. I was leaking boost due to a loose hotside bolt and i made 318 whp at Gruppe-S. (stock turbo) after i got it fixed i made 337 on the dyno dynamics dyno. Im almost positive they read within 4-5% of each other.
Originally Posted by Vishnu_Evo8
from what ive seen the gruppe-s dyno reads almost exactly the same as a dd dyno. i dynoed my car at one of the last dyno days. I was leaking boost due to a loose hotside bolt and i made 318 whp at Gruppe-S. (stock turbo) after i got it fixed i made 337 on the dyno dynamics dyno. Im almost positive they read within 4-5% of each other.
You dynoed 318whp on the gruppe-s dyno with a stock turbo? On 91 octane? I thought you had a TME at the time?
I guess I wasn't the first to break 300whp on stock turbo on 91 on that dyno then.
What mods did you have to do 318 and then 337 on the DD?
IMHO - this "comparsion" means nothing
To compare one car with cams with another car without cams is idiotic as the cams add at least 25 whp
The Evo 9 in question was pulling very hard on the road and I have the data logs showing a perfect a/f and all other paramaters DEAD on on the road
It seems to me looking at the dyno sheet here that the pull on my car I tuned was at a VERY LOW boost and the comparison car the boost was maxed out
Add 2 - 3 psi of boost on the IX and the TQ curve will pick up significantly
As far as Dyno Comaprisions on this dyno my customer with road tuned won the past dyno day if I recall correctly
Remember - the road is the true environment and load the car is operated in.
When a car is dialed in 100% on the road and totally smooth pull after pull - it is very possible that when you put it on a dyno the a/f curve and dyno sheet may vary slightly as the LOAD on the dyno is only an approximation. Similarly when you tune a car on a dyno and have a deadly smooth chart in many cases when you go to the road the tune will need slight adustment to equalize the road. Usually, I leave a sufficent margin of error to allow for a safe tune on the road when using a dyno to tune.
For those questioning my the saftey of the a/f reported on the dyno - notice that the Evo 8 tune is at 11.8 / 1 a/f on peak TQ
Again to re-iterate this comaprision means nothing as the mods are totally different
To compare one car with cams with another car without cams is idiotic as the cams add at least 25 whp
The Evo 9 in question was pulling very hard on the road and I have the data logs showing a perfect a/f and all other paramaters DEAD on on the road
It seems to me looking at the dyno sheet here that the pull on my car I tuned was at a VERY LOW boost and the comparison car the boost was maxed out
Add 2 - 3 psi of boost on the IX and the TQ curve will pick up significantly
As far as Dyno Comaprisions on this dyno my customer with road tuned won the past dyno day if I recall correctly
Remember - the road is the true environment and load the car is operated in.
When a car is dialed in 100% on the road and totally smooth pull after pull - it is very possible that when you put it on a dyno the a/f curve and dyno sheet may vary slightly as the LOAD on the dyno is only an approximation. Similarly when you tune a car on a dyno and have a deadly smooth chart in many cases when you go to the road the tune will need slight adustment to equalize the road. Usually, I leave a sufficent margin of error to allow for a safe tune on the road when using a dyno to tune.
For those questioning my the saftey of the a/f reported on the dyno - notice that the Evo 8 tune is at 11.8 / 1 a/f on peak TQ
Again to re-iterate this comaprision means nothing as the mods are totally different
Last edited by DynoFlash; Dec 23, 2005 at 06:47 PM.
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
IMHO - this "comparsion" means nothing
To compare one car with cams with another car without cams is idiotic as the cams add at least 25 whp
Finally - Grupe S did your customer tell you that we had to spend an hour re-installing the mbc as you had it on backwards and had the spring misintalled ? Also the mbc was dangling from the cam sesnor wire on a zip tie.
To compare one car with cams with another car without cams is idiotic as the cams add at least 25 whp
Finally - Grupe S did your customer tell you that we had to spend an hour re-installing the mbc as you had it on backwards and had the spring misintalled ? Also the mbc was dangling from the cam sesnor wire on a zip tie.
First off, this wasn't a "comparsion", gruppe-s was posting the charts to show what his car did on the dyno and what a EVO 9 dynoed the same day, nothing more, nothing less. He did the overlay because I requested it, I already told this to Buschur.
Second, why are you attacking gruppe-s with that MBC comment? Did gruppe-s attack you at all in this thread? They never said anything about your AFR or tune.
Why do you and your buddy Buschur have a new policy lately where you rip the crap out of other vendors/companies?
I for one am getting tired of it.
Since you got huffy about the other car having cams, here is one without cams:
Originally Posted by Gruppe-S
If anyone wants to compare the Evo 8 vs Evo 9 with similar mods, the closest thing I can think of is our stage 1 tune shop Evo with just a TBE shown below.
Dyno/tune was done in Aug:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune
Thanks,
Tom

Dyno/tune was done in Aug:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune
Thanks,
Tom

Last edited by razorlab; Dec 23, 2005 at 05:34 PM.
Originally Posted by razorlab
First off, this wasn't a "comparsion", gruppe-s was posting the charts to show what his car did on the dyno and what a EVO 9 dynoed the same day, nothing more, nothing less. He did the overlay because I requested it, I already told this to Buschur.
Second, why are you attacking gruppe-s with that MBC comment? Did gruppe-s attack you at all in this thread? They never said anything about your AFR or tune.
Why do you and your buddy Buschur have a new policy lately where you rip the crap out of other vendors/companies?
I for one am getting tired of it.
Since you got huffy about the other car having cams, here is one without cams:
Second, why are you attacking gruppe-s with that MBC comment? Did gruppe-s attack you at all in this thread? They never said anything about your AFR or tune.
Why do you and your buddy Buschur have a new policy lately where you rip the crap out of other vendors/companies?
I for one am getting tired of it.
Since you got huffy about the other car having cams, here is one without cams:
i edited my remarks
Originally Posted by DynoFlash
Yor right about the MBC - I was just mad to read this idiotic comparsion
i edited my remarks
i edited my remarks
Again, here is a car with no cams:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune

Evo 9 mods: (CA 91 octane)
Dynoflash custom tune
Buschur IC pipings with smaller battery
Buschur TB w/ HFC
Originally Posted by razorlab
You dynoed 318whp on the gruppe-s dyno with a stock turbo? On 91 octane? I thought you had a TME at the time?
I guess I wasn't the first to break 300whp on stock turbo on 91 on that dyno then.
What mods did you have to do 318 and then 337 on the DD?
I guess I wasn't the first to break 300whp on stock turbo on 91 on that dyno then.
What mods did you have to do 318 and then 337 on the DD?
I was on 100 octane at the time.. but i was leaking boost. i was only @ 22-23 psi.
i had 272, 10.5, stock air box, full exhaust and xede. (vishnu stage 1++)but i made 337 on stock turbo on 100 or 105 on the dd dyno on stock turbo.
Last edited by Vishnu_Evo8; Dec 23, 2005 at 07:12 PM.
Originally Posted by Vishnu_Evo8
I was on 100 octane at the time.. but i was leaking boost. i was only @ 22-23 psi.
i had 272, 10.5, stock air box, full exhaust and xede. (vishnu stage 1++)
i had 272, 10.5, stock air box, full exhaust and xede. (vishnu stage 1++)
Low reading dyno - fine - but this car was at 17 - 18 psi of boost when it was dynoed. The tune was set for 20.5 psi peak. If the boost was at a proper level when it went to the dyno it would have had an identicval peak TQ number and peak WHP number. Out of the 100's of dyno sheets that have been posted of my tunes on Buschur Stage 1 and 2 ever single one of them had identical TQ to whp if not more TQ.
When you take a car driven on the street and bring it to the dyno with a MBC very often the MBC must be re-adjusted to match the boost to the new dyno load.
It is quite possible that the dyno shop neglected to re-adjust the boost or it may have been set too low by the customer as many boost gauges read a bit low.
It is regreatful that the particular dyno is not equiped to log the MAP.
I am 100% sure this IX was run on low boost.
if you examine the shape of the TQ curve the TQ is rising almost straight up when it is suddenly arrested in dead stop - BY THE OPENING of the wastegate - by the MBC when it reached 17 - 18 psi.
You would see a more natural rounding off towards peak boost if the boost was hitting a normal 20 psi level
if you look carefully at the dyno sheet you will see it just does not look correct
Also - how many evos make linear power increases to 7,000 like that dyno sheet ?
When you take a car driven on the street and bring it to the dyno with a MBC very often the MBC must be re-adjusted to match the boost to the new dyno load.
It is quite possible that the dyno shop neglected to re-adjust the boost or it may have been set too low by the customer as many boost gauges read a bit low.
It is regreatful that the particular dyno is not equiped to log the MAP.
I am 100% sure this IX was run on low boost.
if you examine the shape of the TQ curve the TQ is rising almost straight up when it is suddenly arrested in dead stop - BY THE OPENING of the wastegate - by the MBC when it reached 17 - 18 psi.
You would see a more natural rounding off towards peak boost if the boost was hitting a normal 20 psi level
if you look carefully at the dyno sheet you will see it just does not look correct
Also - how many evos make linear power increases to 7,000 like that dyno sheet ?
Originally Posted by razorlab
It's a low reading Dyno Al, doesn't mean anyone here is saying your tune sucks. Even buschur said it is making his parts look good. Follow suit my friend and stop the same "Vendor Bashing" you flagged this thread to the admins for.
Again, here is a car with no cams:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune

Evo 9 mods: (CA 91 octane)
Dynoflash custom tune
Buschur IC pipings with smaller battery
Buschur TB w/ HFC

Again, here is a car with no cams:
2003 Evo (CA 91 octane)
Mods:
Walbro 255 pump
TBE w/o CAT
Gruppe-S Ecutek tune

Evo 9 mods: (CA 91 octane)
Dynoflash custom tune
Buschur IC pipings with smaller battery
Buschur TB w/ HFC

Last edited by DynoFlash; Dec 23, 2005 at 08:27 PM.
Al, it's fine, that evo 9 is pretty strong for that dyno, almost 270whp is nothing to sneeze at on that mustang dyno for just a TBE and reflash.
Just calm down...
If it makes you feel better since you have been doing so much EVO 9 song and dance lately, a 05 evo with just a TBE and your mail-in flash made 254whp on that dyno.
Is the 9 you tuned looking better now?
Just calm down...
If it makes you feel better since you have been doing so much EVO 9 song and dance lately, a 05 evo with just a TBE and your mail-in flash made 254whp on that dyno.
Is the 9 you tuned looking better now?
Last edited by razorlab; Dec 23, 2005 at 08:31 PM.






