New Tuner! Hypertech "Hypermax" for G35-G37!!

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very interested to see how this goes
 
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just got back. ill try and post the graphs but the dyno was acting funny.

Baseline was 220hp and 197lbs/tq to the wheels...keep in mind AT and AWD
After hypertech: 227hp and 202lbs/tq to the wheels

+7hp +5 lbs torque

I not convinced the numbers are right. The torque seems a bit low.
 
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MMMM Base line is really low.. I have seen 256-265 baseline on AWD. Thats show you lossing 86hp and 65TRQ in drivetrain loss, I think that may be wrong.. On a side note I did some pulls (20-100mph) last night against a modded( Intake+exhasut) 300C Hemi(320hp) and pulled on him and held my own. Rolling pulls first gear( Manual mode).. Yes closed track
 
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yes, i dont think the numbers are correct.
 
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Originally Posted by bat6wc
yes, i dont think the numbers are correct.
Where the gains through out the curve?
 
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those numbers are terrible lol. those are 03-06 sedan numbers. DE engines
 
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yes, the gains are super smooth and throughout the entire band. also helped with my A/F numbers
 
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Originally Posted by bat6wc
just got back. ill try and post the graphs but the dyno was acting funny.

Baseline was 220hp and 197lbs/tq to the wheels...keep in mind AT and AWD
After hypertech: 227hp and 202lbs/tq to the wheels

+7hp +5 lbs torque

I not convinced the numbers are right. The torque seems a bit low.
Hard to say if the baseline is low, i may have missed it, but what kind of dyno was it? Also, how many runs did you do for each set?

Thanks for doing this!
 
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Originally Posted by soundmike
Hard to say if the baseline is low, i may have missed it, but what kind of dyno was it? Also, how many runs did you do for each set?

Thanks for doing this!
Mustang dyno. 3 runs before and 3 runs after.
 
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WOW three before and after NICE what gear did you take these in 3rd? Thanx for spending you time and $$$ for us
 
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I believe it was third. we could have gotten some more power out of the high end but didnt push it.


Baseline:
86(hp loss to the wheels) divided by 306 = 28% in drivetrain loss.
71(tq loss to the wheels) divided by 268 = 26.5% in drivetrain loss

thats about right for an AWD Automatic, correct?
 

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You can't just go by the numbers = loss.
The dyno setup has to be factored in as well.
Some dynos are ball busters.

Thanks for doing this, looking forward to the jpegs
 
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Ah, Mustang dyno. Those are known to return lower numbers than your typical DynoJet. With that said, i think your results are reliable enough and i'm glad to see this tuner is actually showing some gains.

Would love to see the graphs when you get a chance!

Thanks again for doing this!
 
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this is very nice. I'm very interested to see the graph too. especially your A/F ratios.

is the hp and tq gained at peak? or did you also measure the differences at lower RPM's?
 
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Originally Posted by Q8y_drifter
this is very nice. I'm very interested to see the graph too. especially your A/F ratios.

is the hp and tq gained at peak? or did you also measure the differences at lower RPM's?
He mentioned gains across the curve, that's pretty good.
 


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