the Official "NA Tuning" thread
Ok here are my plans for my car. These are the mods I want/have, and when these are on the car then I should be hopefully at or around 235ish.
AEM CAI
Berk Test pipe
New header
Custom 70mm single exhaust
Hondata IMG
Greddy E-manage Ultimate
Tuning
AEM CAI
Berk Test pipe
New header
Custom 70mm single exhaust
Hondata IMG
Greddy E-manage Ultimate
Tuning
^^^from what I've seen so far in this thread, that'll get you to the high 220's...best of luck though! I hope that you can break 230...it seems to be tougher than it should be...
On a side note, if you can't crack 230 at the rear, try taking off those big ass 18's
On a side note, if you can't crack 230 at the rear, try taking off those big ass 18's
Originally Posted by H-twnBerlina,Nov 14 2006, 12:53 PM
Ok here are my plans for my car. These are the mods I want/have, and when these are on the car then I should be hopefully at or around 235ish.
AEM CAI
Berk Test pipe
New header
Custom 70mm single exhaust
Hondata IMG
Greddy E-manage Ultimate
Tuning
AEM CAI
Berk Test pipe
New header
Custom 70mm single exhaust
Hondata IMG
Greddy E-manage Ultimate
Tuning
Why would you want a berk test pipe if you're doing a custom 70mm?
I will be posting my dyno results in January after I get back from Germany. I'd like to see how my midrange will compare with you guys
I will be posting my dyno results in January after I get back from Germany. I'd like to see how my midrange will compare with you guys
Haha, im working on making some smaller signiture pictures Version.
The reason I listed the berk test pipe, is because I already have it. But when I get my exhaust it will probably be a header back and I would only put it on for track days or group drives. I will keep the stock exhaust with the test pipe for daily driving, I like the way it sounds with the test pipe.
Will my big wheels really affect my dyno numbers? Where I live, a set of good rims make everyone think your car is the illest. But I am thinking about getting a pair of spare OEM rims for track days.
I am also about to do another mod on my bumper that might help my CAI. I am going to cut out those fake plastic vents, or think of a way to make them detachable. I was thinking it might give a little more air flow. Especially if I made it run directly into my filter, kind like a snorkel.
The reason I listed the berk test pipe, is because I already have it. But when I get my exhaust it will probably be a header back and I would only put it on for track days or group drives. I will keep the stock exhaust with the test pipe for daily driving, I like the way it sounds with the test pipe.
Will my big wheels really affect my dyno numbers? Where I live, a set of good rims make everyone think your car is the illest. But I am thinking about getting a pair of spare OEM rims for track days.
I am also about to do another mod on my bumper that might help my CAI. I am going to cut out those fake plastic vents, or think of a way to make them detachable. I was thinking it might give a little more air flow. Especially if I made it run directly into my filter, kind like a snorkel.
I zoom in really far on the graph and make guide lines approximately every 200 rpm and 10 hp...then I just record where the hp line crosses each 200 rpm guideline.
I'll have the other 2 up tomorrow afternoon...i've got a dynamics exam at 730, that I'm only about 1/2 way done studying for
I'll have the other 2 up tomorrow afternoon...i've got a dynamics exam at 730, that I'm only about 1/2 way done studying for
Originally Posted by wildcardtrd,Nov 14 2006, 09:36 AM
Silver9k, I think the .935 multiplier is still a little high, judging by the fact that you still slaughtered my ITB setup in the midrange, which I find very, very hard to believe. Either which way, here's the results.
WildcardTRD vs. VersionJDM vs. Silver9k (.935 multiplier)

WildcardTRD vs. VersionJDM vs. Silver9k (.935 multiplier)
I guessed at .935 since it put me at 220rwhp. You can try .92, that would bring me down to 216rwhp, I'm pretty sure I was making more than that, but I'm fine with being conservative.





