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03-06-2005, 03:03 AM
Half way down on the first page. https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-coupe-v35-2003-07/46202-added-few-parts-pics.html
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03-06-2005, 03:15 AM
Hmm, what is the percentage loss of power in our cars, 18% ? If so that puts the horsepower in the 245ish range stock.
If 18% is correct and the dyno I used gave me correct numbers that should put my car some where near 318 at the crank from just 3 power mods. But math was not my strong point so I could be totally incorrect.
If 18% is correct and the dyno I used gave me correct numbers that should put my car some where near 318 at the crank from just 3 power mods. But math was not my strong point so I could be totally incorrect.
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03-06-2005, 07:41 AM
Stock G35 = 298 hp and you dynoed 260.8. If you were bone stock... you would have about a 10% drive train loss, which is way too low. Odds are the dyno was off a bit. I bet a stock G would have dynoed higher on that same dyno than most other dynos.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
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03-06-2005, 10:58 PM
I've got an '05 coupe 6MT bone stock with 2000 miles on her since Jan 8, properly broken in. Assuming 15% drivetrain loss and 298 HP at the crank I would estimate peak HP to hit 153. I'm up for a dyno but I'm in the Roseville (Sacramento) area and don't know any local dyno shops around. Anyone know of a local place that doesn't charge much for runs?
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Originally Posted by neffster
Stock G35 = 298 hp and you dynoed 260.8. If you were bone stock... you would have about a 10% drive train loss, which is way too low. Odds are the dyno was off a bit. I bet a stock G would have dynoed higher on that same dyno than most other dynos.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
also what gear was that?
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03-07-2005, 12:42 AM
Originally Posted by neffster
Stock G35 = 298 hp and you dynoed 260.8. If you were bone stock... you would have about a 10% drive train loss, which is way too low. Odds are the dyno was off a bit. I bet a stock G would have dynoed higher on that same dyno than most other dynos.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
Without a stock G being dynoed for a baseline, you can all but forget about comparing your G to others. I suggest you head to your local 1/4 mile track with a group of other G's if you want to see how well your mods stack up. After about 15-20 runs you should have your launch technique worked out pretty well and from that point on, the comparisons should be valid.
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