the Official "NA Tuning" thread
Originally Posted by FF2Skip,Jan 23 2007, 07:58 PM
This is exactly why I hold less weight on dyno numbers. They can vary dyno-to-dyno, day-to-day on the same dyno, etc. Actually driving the car is the best measure. 
really, the best measure of sheer power is trap speed. it gives you an even more accurate measure of power than even dynos do.
[QUOTE]QUOTE (freshs2k @ Jan 22 2007, 05:23 AM)
spare tire, tools, trunk carpet,front and rear reinforcement beams, carbon fiber hood trunk and fenders. im trying to get light weight wheels, battery and maybe carbon fiber doors and a header.
spare tire, tools, trunk carpet,front and rear reinforcement beams, carbon fiber hood trunk and fenders. im trying to get light weight wheels, battery and maybe carbon fiber doors and a header.
Originally Posted by versionJDM,Jan 23 2007, 02:02 PM
you're thinking like a Turbo owner. the more you lean out an engine the more power it will make, to a certain point, and then BOOM! s2k's like to run leaner than average. for example, my WOT AFR is 13.9:1. my car loves it there. now on a boost application that kinda AFR would like pistons on the pavement, but on the s2k it makes the car ufcking scream.
Originally Posted by versionJDM,Jan 23 2007, 05:58 PM
at WOT? i know while your cruising down the hwy partial throttle your afr's are high 14's low 15's and at idle its like 20:1.
Good news guys, we'll be having a dyno day at Stage6 in Jacksonville on the 10th (yes, the same stage6 that built the Ford GT TT). I've spoken with some guys there, and I'm going to get to do my baselines, then swap out for a T1R 63 single...maybe even a 70 single, if the guy shows, but at least a 63 single. Look for some new numbers in a few weeks!
Originally Posted by wildcardtrd,Jan 26 2007, 06:40 PM
wow what a boring ass day on this thread... not one post...damn.... 






