Tales From the Dyno: New 16G HP record!
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Originally Posted by EVOMIZ
put it on a dyno jet so we can compare #
we dont like the guess numbers
we dont like the guess numbers

Why would i put it on a dyno whose calibration varies from location to location, roller mass to roller mass and has no fore/aft wheelspeed control which means that a constantly varying amount of whp always gets mysteriously sucked up by an overworked viscous center differential coupling? Afterall, when was the last time you saw a "high-precision measuring device" need a 0-5 smoothening feature?
Shiv
Last edited by shiv@vishnu; Feb 11, 2005 at 09:44 AM.
Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu
What dyno? Stock fuel pump too? On pump gas??
Mark
SBR
*edit.. not a dyno jet b/c the drums are mechanically coupled, still a drum style*
Last edited by SlowboyMR; Feb 11, 2005 at 10:35 AM.
Originally Posted by SlowboyMR
Dyno Jet Dyno... STock fuel pump and on 94 octane... the car made 380 AWHP with out cams, same dyno, location and calibration.. for comparision, the car was 253 AWHP bone stock (05 MR)
Mark
SBR
Mark
SBR
Nice numbers
Eric
Originally Posted by shiv@vishnu
Dynojets are for guessing numbers

Why would i put it on a dyno whose calibration varies from location to location, roller mass to roller mass and has no fore/aft wheelspeed control which means that a constantly varying amount of whp always gets mysteriously sucked up by an overworked viscous center differential coupling? Afterall, when was the last time you saw a "high-precision measuring device" need a 0-5 smoothening feature?
Shiv

Why would i put it on a dyno whose calibration varies from location to location, roller mass to roller mass and has no fore/aft wheelspeed control which means that a constantly varying amount of whp always gets mysteriously sucked up by an overworked viscous center differential coupling? Afterall, when was the last time you saw a "high-precision measuring device" need a 0-5 smoothening feature?
Shiv
Originally Posted by SlowboyMR
Land & Sea Dyno... STock fuel pump and on 94 octane... the car made 380 AWHP with out cams, same dyno, location and calibration.. for comparision, the car was 253 AWHP bone stock (05 MR)
Mark
SBR
*edit.. not a dyno jet b/c the drums are mechanically coupled, still a drum style*
Mark
SBR
*edit.. not a dyno jet b/c the drums are mechanically coupled, still a drum style*
Originally Posted by Terry S
Is it just me or does that dynochart look like it leans out to about 13 to 1 up above 6k RPM's? And isn't this very very bad on pump gas?
Mark
SBR
well, I hope to beat you all. J/k. But seriously, my car put down 293 whp on cali 91 oct. and 326 whp on c16 up at pdx tuning in oregon. That was before I put on my perrin front mount and I have the greddy/denso 720 cc injectors waiting to go on too. I am also putting the ARP head studs in too so I can make more boost. If I am down your way, I'll schedule a dyno run Shiv. The guys at PDX, Tim, Jared, Jeff Perrin, and Sponagul all think my car is capable of really high #'s. I also am runnning the FP TME turbo as well.
Last edited by evoland; Feb 11, 2005 at 11:38 AM.







