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So many bolt-on's but so little dyno HP - Dyno Vid Included
I have pretty much all the major performance bolt-on except headers and yet my dyno numbers are horrible.
07 G35 Coupe 6MT Rev-up Here are my performance mods: UpRev Osiris Engine Management Custom Tune Motordyne MREV 2 Lower Plenum Manifold Motordyne 5/16" Iso Thermal Plenum Spacer Stillen Z-Tube & Hi-Flow Intake w/ K&N Filter Stillen Engine Grounding Kit Berk High Flow Cats Stillen True-Dual Cat-back Exhaust w/ ZR Tips Here are my dyno #"s: 255whp 243wtq Here is the video of the dyno: Any thoughts on why those numbers are so low and what I can do to improve them? BTW, the dyno was at Stillen's shop in Costa Mesa, CA. The turner said the dyno was close to 9 years old and could run a bit low BUT THAT LOW??? |
It's gotta be the dyno. My care made that and it's an 04 auto without a tune lol. my mods were:
5/16 iso thermal spacer berks HFC HKS rep z-tube pop charger Actually I made slightly less but pretty close |
yea that's not right i saw a stock g 05 6mt make 263
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A few things should be noted about dynos/comparing dyno #'s. There are different types of dynos: dynojets, dynapacks, mustang dynos,etc. they will all differ in readings, some read high, some read low. On top of that, some dynos will have different parameters that vary dyno readings between people even further. Bottom line: do NOT compare dyno numbers unless they are on the same dyno, and if you want truly accurate comparisons, on the same day. Wayyyy too many different variables to have accurate comparisons unless those two things occur. With that said, NA g's unfortunately don't get the power gains from bolt-ons that most people would like to get =/.
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There were 7 runs made on a Dynojet dyno in about 60 degree weather close to sea level. Attached is the dyno sheet of the first run compared to the last run (after the UpRev Osiris tune). My mods were listed in the beginning of the thread.
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What type of dyno machine was it? nvm see it in attachment...my posting earlier was in reference to a mustang dyno
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Originally Posted by JaE35
(Post 6315993)
What type of dyno machine was it? nvm see it in attachment...my posting earlier was in reference to a mustang dyno
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What were your numbers before bolt ons and tune?
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lol don't bone stock G's make like ~240whp? If all what you did adds a measly 15whp then what a fail
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Originally Posted by b_moneyy
(Post 6315979)
A few things should be noted about dynos/comparing dyno #'s. There are different types of dynos: dynojets, dynapacks, mustang dynos,etc. they will all differ in readings, some read high, some read low. On top of that, some dynos will have different parameters that vary dyno readings between people even further. Bottom line: do NOT compare dyno numbers unless they are on the same dyno, and if you want truly accurate comparisons, on the same day. Wayyyy too many different variables to have accurate comparisons unless those two things occur. With that said, NA g's unfortunately don't get the power gains from bolt-ons that most people would like to get =/.
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Here is my bone stock sedan rev-up that was run on a mustang dyno with 87 octane. The mrev add 25 tq and 15 hp and I wonder WTF your tune did. I think you haz shi**y tune
MREV http://www.motordyneengineering.com/...2-with-516.jpg |
Originally Posted by faiz23
(Post 6316233)
Here is my bone stock sedan rev-up that was run on a mustang dyno with 87 octane. The mrev add 25 tq and 15 hp and I wonder WTF your tune did. I think you haz shi**y tune
http://i124.photobucket.com/albums/p...3/IMG_0080.jpg MREV http://www.motordyneengineering.com/...2-with-516.jpg |
Originally Posted by dreamreality
(Post 6316069)
What were your numbers before bolt ons and tune?
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I may take it to the Church dyno shop in the LA area to have them do a couple runs. I'm wondering how large the difference will be. I'll post the results when I get a chance to go there.
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You can't really compare your numbers straight up. I mean, if a stock G coupe dyno'd on that dyno the same day, then you could possibly compare.
The only real way to compare dyno numbers is before and after for your car on the same dyno under similar weather conditions. Then you know how much you gained from that mod - and that's it. You might be pulling low numbers on this dyno but another dyno might read high. Doesn't mean your power was different at all - it's just that was what was read. |
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