| Kaiten |
Oct 30, 2009 04:30 PM |
Z-Tube & Coupe Mid-Pipe Dyno'ed
I know that no one asks for it anymore but are still probably interested so I went ahead and had this done before putting on my stock intake tube and sedan mid-pipe. With the Z-Tube and Mid-Pipe (sorry I wasn't going to pay for run after run) my sedan put out a best run of 247 whp 221 wtq. After switching it out back to stock, my car had a best run of 242 whp and 222 wtq. I had a total of 6 runs done, and all 3 of the runs with the mods did a little better than the original parts. Dyno conditions were: 67 degrees, 29.92 in., 51% humidity. So if anyone is wondering whether or not the mods do anything power-wise, I'm fairly convinced that the answer is yes but nothing earth shattering. Why did I want to switch out the parts? I wanted to quiet the car down. Everything said about my stock sedan mid-pipe is true. The exhaust is just much smoother and there's no in-cabin resonance at low rpms anymore. I can hear the engine growl now. With the coupe mid-pipe I was getting a little droning and the exhaust note was inconsistent going from smooth to growling to silent and alternating randomly from there. I also noticed an increase in low-end torque but I have nothing to confirm this. I didn't ask for the dyno graphs because I'm just freaking retarded and it slipped my mind. So for everyone who has ever wondered, I hope this answers your question.
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