Baseline Dyno
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220 isnt surprising at all on a dynapack, and you ARENT stock, you have the lighter AP1 flyhweel don't you? So a lighter flywheel + no wheels = 220hp on a dynapack, nothing to see here folks......
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Originally Posted by BoostedK,Jan 7 2008, 08:51 PM
I dynoed 200 hp/198 tq on stock 03 ap1 on a dynodynamics.. with 18" heavier than stock wheels O_O.. this is normal of course? =)
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Hmm...a stock 06 dyno'd 205 a few weeks before on a local dynapack. One of my buddies dyno'd 223 on it a few days after, he dyno'd 225 literally immediately after me (I pulled out, he pulled in). His has an AEM V2, J's header, mugen exhaust, test pipe and hondata reflash.
Doesn't seem like my numbers would be incorrect if an '06 dyno'd 15 hp less just a few weeks earlier... So everyone here's saying that 06 would've dyno'd <190 on a roller dyno?
Doesn't seem like my numbers would be incorrect if an '06 dyno'd 15 hp less just a few weeks earlier... So everyone here's saying that 06 would've dyno'd <190 on a roller dyno?
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It seems the baseline for the 06 was somehow wrong.
Hondata's dyno shows no gains in max hp so that would confirm. The 20hp gain is in the mid-rpm area instead which is also visible.
I still think flywheel/clutch has nothing to do with dyno figures. There is no shifting involved in each run.
Hondata's dyno shows no gains in max hp so that would confirm. The 20hp gain is in the mid-rpm area instead which is also visible.
I still think flywheel/clutch has nothing to do with dyno figures. There is no shifting involved in each run.
