Just ran on the dyno this morning
Just ran on the dyno this morning
Here is the chart of my dyno runs from this morning (time on sheets are 12hrs off). You can see from my sig all the mods I have. I'm running strictly N/A. Assuming a 22% parasitic drivetrain loss, my "bolt-ons" have added about 45hp over stock. (253.8whp/0.78 = 325 crank hp).
Dynoruns

Here are some pics of the ride:

Dynoruns

Here are some pics of the ride:

Last edited by LUV2DRIVEMYG35; Oct 22, 2005 at 04:48 PM.
Originally Posted by mrjonang
nice #s. if you get an 05+ 6MT, they run around the same stock. but still nice increase with the mods.
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
Originally Posted by LUV2DRIVEMYG35
Thanks. True, "around the same," but I think I'm doing a little better. A stock '05 6MT is 298hp with about a 17% loss, so 298 X 0.83 = 247 whp. I'm at 253.
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
You make the same power I do with all those mods.
Originally Posted by yacoub
17% loss for a manual?? Since when? Manual drivetrains should only lose around 12-15% last I heard. 22 is a bit high for an auto, also. Thought it was more like 18-20%.
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At the first CFL dyno day we experienced an 18% on the 6MT's and a 20% on the 5AT's.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
Originally Posted by neffster
At the first CFL dyno day we experienced an 18% on the 6MT's and a 20% on the 5AT's.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
15% is the norm for 6mt and 18-20% for autos.
Originally Posted by neffster
At the first CFL dyno day we experienced an 18% on the 6MT's and a 20% on the 5AT's.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
It all depends on the dyno.
If you dyno at "Churches" in CA there would be about a 3% drive train loss due to their HUGELY inflated numbers. So you can see, "drive train loss" is difficult to standardize as a constant and use it from dyno to dyno.
I think Church's shows about a 10% DT loss for 6MT's
Not too sure about the DT Loss on the 5AT's.
These others we're talking about are Dynojet.
There's obviously a difference between Dynapack and Dynojet.
Thought you'd know that by know.
3% DT loss is a little silly.
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Originally Posted by LUV2DRIVEMYG35
Thanks. True, "around the same," but I think I'm doing a little better. A stock '05 6MT is 298hp with about a 17% loss, so 298 X 0.83 = 247 whp. I'm at 253.
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
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What were your baseline numbers on that dyno? Or what does a stock coupe dyno on that particular dyno? Without those numbers, no one knows the true gains.
It's funny how people just assume that the dyno at Church's is incorrect due to the absolute numbers being higher. Again, we could have a dyno tell us that we have 1000 HP, but as long as it's consistent, then it's ok. My car did 271HP at Church's last time. That number by itself means nothing though. But if I also told you that 280 HP 6MTs get about 255-258 there, and that 298 HP 6MTs get 268 there, then you have a point of reference.
It's funny how people just assume that the dyno at Church's is incorrect due to the absolute numbers being higher. Again, we could have a dyno tell us that we have 1000 HP, but as long as it's consistent, then it's ok. My car did 271HP at Church's last time. That number by itself means nothing though. But if I also told you that 280 HP 6MTs get about 255-258 there, and that 298 HP 6MTs get 268 there, then you have a point of reference.
Originally Posted by G35_TX
Actually here is my stock 05 6mt dyno.
You make the same power I do with all those mods.
You make the same power I do with all those mods.
Last edited by Msedanman; Oct 25, 2005 at 01:53 PM.
Originally Posted by LUV2DRIVEMYG35
Thanks. True, "around the same," but I think I'm doing a little better. A stock '05 6MT is 298hp with about a 17% loss, so 298 X 0.83 = 247 whp. I'm at 253.
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)
(Gotta take whatever I can get.
)




