Sparktech's Non-CDI System - Dyno Tested
Very clean looking set-up. Worth $200 over the price of a dli set-up.
Only one comment. The example test car you used just can't benefit from this set-up. Just not flowing enough cfm's to need it. $700 would be better spent for the typical customer with this list of mods. The same hp increases could result with a diy grounding kit.
I'm sure you will be loved in the future by 450hp+ clients.
Best of luck.
Only one comment. The example test car you used just can't benefit from this set-up. Just not flowing enough cfm's to need it. $700 would be better spent for the typical customer with this list of mods. The same hp increases could result with a diy grounding kit.
I'm sure you will be loved in the future by 450hp+ clients.
Best of luck.
I'm not trying to be a hater, as I think your products are very nice and may end up purchasing before much longer. Looking at those two dyno graphs I would say the car gained nothing. There was a little hiccup in the dyno graph between 6000 and 6700 RPM that caused the peak power increase. Other than that one spot both graphs appear to have the same torque curve and make the same power. All this shows is that at 21 psi the stock ignition system is adequate. I would be more interested in seeing a test at 26psi+ which is where the stock ignition system can start showing problems.
-Paul
-Paul







