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Mar 12, 2004, 02:00 PM
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When i raced I had 17"s, I didnt get a chance to race last weekend, it rained. I should be able to race this sunday though so we will see. I wish I had kept my stock rims would be great for racing. I asked the question before but will ask agian, with the listed mods I have should i put the test pipe back on?
Mar 12, 2004, 02:03 PM
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Yes I agree with you, I was being a smart@$$. I do think a header is my next step, if they ever make a CARB one. Also, it's possible that WADAD's Lancer started out with higher base numbers. None of us were smart enough to dyno our cars stock. And yes, I do think that there is a wide margin of error, room for climate conditions, etc. But if everyone with an RPW header tested similar results, that would be solid. Until then, I'm just going to do whatever I think would be best for my car.
Mar 12, 2004, 02:13 PM
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Good.. then you are 100% on 
.. Yeah if another car in a different part of the country dynos out with RPW header near WADAD's then I'd say line up and buy em!
.. Yeah if another car in a different part of the country dynos out with RPW header near WADAD's then I'd say line up and buy em!
Mar 12, 2004, 04:50 PM
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hehehe
it only makes sense that RPW would dyno higher than RRM, sorry to take this OT but look at the construction of the two. RPW gets rid of the stock downpipe. There has to be within reason a larger gain on their header.
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it only makes sense that RPW would dyno higher than RRM, sorry to take this OT but look at the construction of the two. RPW gets rid of the stock downpipe. There has to be within reason a larger gain on their header.
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Mar 12, 2004, 05:00 PM
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That's true. Unfortunately for me, I need to keep both cats in just in case one of my competitors wants to make a stink about the rules. So unless they make a 2 in 1 high flow cat, I am waiting for a CARB approved header to come out. Anyway, sorry to get off topic. Any more dynos?
Mar 16, 2004, 10:24 PM
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toss me on the list at 138.1 on a dynojet but a 4th gear pull on an auto (dont ask it was an error by the tech and i wasnt paying attention). 5PSI intercooled turbo on an auto.
for what it's worth that calculates out to about 193.96 whp in 3rd.
I am going back next week with exhaust and a boost controller.
for what it's worth that calculates out to about 193.96 whp in 3rd.
I am going back next week with exhaust and a boost controller.
Mar 16, 2004, 10:38 PM
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exatly. it is like pulling in 5th haha overdrive is fun. i wondered why my dyno sheet started off high and went low. heheh. can we say shift point then TQ converter lock up? hahahah whoops.
Apr 17, 2004, 11:28 PM
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1996 mirage coupe
3rd gear
221kw=300fwhp, roughly 370hp at the flywheel
http://images.cardomain.com/member_i...23_14_full.jpg
3rd gear
221kw=300fwhp, roughly 370hp at the flywheel
http://images.cardomain.com/member_i...23_14_full.jpg
Apr 18, 2004, 01:27 PM
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oh yeah, what kind of dyno was used?
and what was i thinking(it was pretty late), that's very impressive! 300whp isn't something to sneeze at.
and what was i thinking(it was pretty late), that's very impressive! 300whp isn't something to sneeze at.
Apr 19, 2004, 11:28 AM
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I know all my pulls both stock and turbo were on dynojets. Same dynojet to be specific. I like to keep everything consistent on and dyno's... temps were about the same 72 and 75 degrees. As for dyno numbers i feel they are cool but on the street is where you see what it's really made of. My girl dusted a 350Z twice last night. I think the car is doing well.
Manual guys should be pulling in 4th as that is the 1:1 ratio gear... why are some pulling in 3rd? Also what conversions are you using for auto's. I'm not familiar with that conversion at all.
Manual guys should be pulling in 4th as that is the 1:1 ratio gear... why are some pulling in 3rd? Also what conversions are you using for auto's. I'm not familiar with that conversion at all.