Urbanengineer
Super Moderator
close
- Join DateJun 2013
- LocationOH-IO
- Posts:11,174
-
iTrader Positive Feedback100
-
iTrader Feedback Score(3)
-
Likes:2,550
-
Liked:1,045 Times in 960 Posts
The chart is more important than the max...
Registered User
Quote:
As long as your curve is smooth and A/F is right, your max numbers mean nothing. Final numbers are nothing but bragging rights. Numbers vary greatly depending on car and dyno and it's not wise to compare to other people's.Originally Posted by philthethrilloh
i didnt hear back from the tuner today and there closed i think tomorrow. ill def post when i have a sheet. 9 psi with a si impellar and a 2.87 pulley just doesn't make sense to me
Quote:
I can def agree with that, the only thing the im really in doubt about is having only 9 psi with a si impellar and a 2.87 pulley. I have not seen anyone with such low psi or numbers from this combo.Originally Posted by WhosUrBuddiee
As long as your curve is smooth and A/F is right, your max numbers mean nothing. Final numbers are nothing but bragging rights. Numbers vary greatly depending on car and dyno and it's not wise to compare to other people's.
it was also on a low reading dyno dynamics wich makes me feel somewhat better. and i agree 9 psi for 4-450 whp is good but there is more in her
Quote:
If you are wondering why the numbers arent adding up, it was probably done on a dyno jet. They are notorious for very generous numbers.
correction found out today its a dyno jetOriginally Posted by WhosUrBuddiee
Higher than I expected. Congrats. If you are wondering why the numbers arent adding up, it was probably done on a dyno jet. They are notorious for very generous numbers.
Registered User
Quote:
Dynojets always give the highest numbers, they are inflation machines. But again, numbers dont really matter much as long as your A/F curve is correct.Originally Posted by philthethrilloh
correction found out today its a dyno jet
Registered User
herrschaft
Registered User
close
- Join DateJul 2009
- LocationCoast
- Posts:7,739
-
iTrader Positive Feedback100
-
iTrader Feedback Score(18)
-
Likes:160
-
Liked:771 Times in 605 Posts
^You mean Dynopacks? Hub dynes read high
Registered User
Quote:
No I meant dynojet. No one ever discusses dynopacks, because chassis dynos are rarely ever used. Roll on dynos are pretty much all you ever see in the states. Originally Posted by herrschaft
^You mean Dynopacks? Hub dynes read high
Dynojets notoriously gives the highest numbers. Mustang typically read 7-8% lower and dyno dynamics typically read 10-12% lower and are referred to as heart breakers. Dynojets own marketing in the mid-90's specifically used the larger output numbers as a selling item. Shops want to give customers the highest numbers possible, so many bought dynojet and it kinda became the standard.
About 4-5 years ago a guy with a modified 325i ran a test and had his car dynoed on 4 different types of dynos all on the same day.
Quote:
The SAME CAR on the DIFFERENT DYNOS. So our test vehicle output on the various dynos are as follows:
Dyno Dynamics 200hp
Superflow 206hp
Mustang 214hp
Dynojet 226hp
The SAME CAR on the DIFFERENT DYNOS. So our test vehicle output on the various dynos are as follows:
Dyno Dynamics 200hp
Superflow 206hp
Mustang 214hp
Dynojet 226hp
so check this out, i was checking my order to see if i everythign was ok . i noticed the charger had a sci stamp although i purchased a si. so long story short, vortech sent me the wrong charger. taking it off next week and sending it back. not sure how soon ill have the dyno done but im hoping for atleast 60whp. vortech said ill gain 4 psi
charger wasw sent out yesterday waiting on my new charger then hustle for a dyno day
Registered User
all that money spent building your engine and that's all you got from an upgraded blower? wow. I've seen same numbers on stock gz with a vortech kit. and Hub dynos are great for tuning. sure the peak hp and tq will be higher but that's not the goal. they read at the hubs accurately and tune from there. if you ask me it's the best tuning method available
Registered User
why do people think dynopacks read "higher" when it's more likely that the mustang dynos read inaccurately lower..
Registered User
Quote:
You might want to re read.Originally Posted by sick_sixspeed
all that money spent building your engine and that's all you got from an upgraded blower? wow. I've seen same numbers on stock gz with a vortech kit. and Hub dynos are great for tuning. sure the peak hp and tq will be higher but that's not the goal. they read at the hubs accurately and tune from there. if you ask me it's the best tuning method available





