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Old 06-07-2007, 07:37 PM
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Baseline Dyno '04 G35 Coupe 6MT

Did a baseline a couple of days ago to see how it looks bone stock. The temp was 90 and humidity in the 80% range following an afternoon of rain.

Compared to others at the shop, it looked OK but compared to some I've seen here it seems a bit low.

Also attached a dyno of my previous car, which may explain why the G feels a bit slow!

Any feedback would be appreciated... just shoot me straight! Thanks.
 
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Does look a bit low compared to others I've seen but temp and humidty, like you indicated, could make a small differnce as well.

Did you get AF readings? Also how many miles on car...just curious.

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Originally Posted by LMG_35C
Does look a bit low compared to others I've seen but temp and humidty, like you indicated, could make a small differnce as well.

Did you get AF readings? Also how many miles on car...just curious.

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Did not get A/F. Car has 41k well maintained miles.
 
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There's no way to tell if they are "below average" or not because all dynos read differently. Comparing to a CLK 55 probably isn't the best way to "calibrate" the readings either. However, it's great to document so you'll be able to identify the gains for future mods provided you go back to the same dyno and the operator enters the same correction factors, etc...

For all we know (even after looking at your dyno #s), you've got the fastest bone stock car around!
 
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