Dyno Results: Stage 1 vs. Stage 0 Mail In Xflash
Hey guys, just got my car dynoed on a DD with my new Stage 1 (high flow cat, cam gears, downpipe) mail-in Xflash on 91 oct. It put down 264 whp. It pulls very hard up top, but the bottom end is softer. Both runs were done at the same facility on the same dyno at about the same temp. I have some questions for you guys.
1. There seems to be a 500-600rpm slower spool based on the AF Boost graphs. I have talked with Vishnu and I am waiting for Shiv's feedback. They have been very helpful. What kind of spool up are you guys getting with your Stage 1? By the way the dyno was set up the same way for both runs. Same ramp up and starting point.
2. What do you think on the HP and TQ curves compared to your Stage 1s?
I continue to be impressed with Vishnu's products! Thanks for any feedback!
1. There seems to be a 500-600rpm slower spool based on the AF Boost graphs. I have talked with Vishnu and I am waiting for Shiv's feedback. They have been very helpful. What kind of spool up are you guys getting with your Stage 1? By the way the dyno was set up the same way for both runs. Same ramp up and starting point.
2. What do you think on the HP and TQ curves compared to your Stage 1s?
I continue to be impressed with Vishnu's products! Thanks for any feedback!
Last edited by revolagoy; May 11, 2005 at 11:58 PM. Reason: Found Solution
My first impression is the cam gear settings. Your tune looks to favor top end. I am not in the high low end torque camp for a small engine, I prefer to take advantage of the high rpm these little fours can turn (short, well supported cranks, low rod/piston masses) then let the gearing make the torque. Track your car as it is now then if you make a change please let us know what you find. If you go to more radical valve timming with higher quicker lift, longer duration cams, you will find there are a lot of options for crafting the power band to suit your needs. I doubt you have any problems at all, your charts look fine, cudos to Vishnu.
Basically what wildrice said. Its the cam gears. Although you trade some low end punch away, you get a ton more up top, where it really matters in any form of racing (except maybe dirt rally). The Stage 1 graph is much more desirable, and your car will be quite a bit faster like this.
The next step you should take is cams. You would put your cam gears about in the middle of stock and where they are now, as well as get more low end than you had on the stock gears, and about 10whp more up top. Enjoy it like it is now, I bet it a blast to drive!
The next step you should take is cams. You would put your cam gears about in the middle of stock and where they are now, as well as get more low end than you had on the stock gears, and about 10whp more up top. Enjoy it like it is now, I bet it a blast to drive!
your A/F looks like poo. i would fix that ASAP. your A/F should be a str8 line from start to slightly dipping near the end. the DD dyno is the most accurate out there so when you get that fuel tuned in, that car will be a beast.
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Thanks for the positve feedback. I was starting to think something was wrong with my car because it doesn't hit full boost until 4000rpm. The power feels great above 4000rpm. It's the bottom that concerned me. I was looking at the Boost graph that shows boost hits at about 4000rpm. Most of the dyno graphs I have looked at show full boost for Stage1 and 1+ at 3500rpm like my stage 0.
It will take a custom tune by Shiv to fix the AF ratio. Maybe I'll get the cams and the TME 6.5 turbo and call it a day!
It will take a custom tune by Shiv to fix the AF ratio. Maybe I'll get the cams and the TME 6.5 turbo and call it a day!
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Originally Posted by revolagoy
Shiv,
Any thoughts on the difference in the boost curves?
Any thoughts on the difference in the boost curves?
shiv
Your paint markings dont line up with the int side v/c mark?
Your int looks to be advanced by a tooth if the white paint marks are correctly applied to the "0" mark of the cam gears.
Your int looks to be advanced by a tooth if the white paint marks are correctly applied to the "0" mark of the cam gears.
Last edited by Aby@MIL.SPEC; May 9, 2005 at 08:51 AM.
WOT,
Thanks just the way the Vishnu gears work. They are one gear off.
I tightened all the intercooler hoses yesterday. I am going over to the dyno shop to double check the way they set up the dyno for each run. Next will be the wastegate actuator. This really is a pain in the a$$.
Thanks just the way the Vishnu gears work. They are one gear off.
I tightened all the intercooler hoses yesterday. I am going over to the dyno shop to double check the way they set up the dyno for each run. Next will be the wastegate actuator. This really is a pain in the a$$.







