My dyno numbers- where's the power?
Remove the dip by increasing the RPM at which you cross into VTEC. Log manifolds always seem to need the crossover raised. Good tubular manifolds and the supercharger kits like the VTEC point lowered.
For the amount of boost that you're running and with that kit, those are good numbers. There are many kits out there that with their base level of boost got well below 300 whp.
Tim
For the amount of boost that you're running and with that kit, those are good numbers. There are many kits out there that with their base level of boost got well below 300 whp.
Tim
Originally Posted by timg,Mar 6 2008, 10:11 PM
Remove the dip by increasing the RPM at which you cross into VTEC. Log manifolds always seem to need the crossover raised. Good tubular manifolds and the supercharger kits like the VTEC point lowered.
For the amount of boost that you're running and with that kit, those are good numbers. There are many kits out there that with their base level of boost got well below 300 whp.
Tim
For the amount of boost that you're running and with that kit, those are good numbers. There are many kits out there that with their base level of boost got well below 300 whp.
Tim
I took a look at my ignition map at the same peak look levels and I am running significantly more timing. I am supercharged...but should the timing maps be quite similar?
Best,
Jorge
I live in Va and have a 2000 S and inline did all my work and have the exact same mods as you to a tee. I made like 330hp to the wheels on 7psi I don't know about your vtec dropoff but if your on 7psi with the stock headgasket too, those are perfectly fine numbers. How does it run?
^^ He doesn't appear to have a larger headgasket, so his power levels are very low for how much boost he is running.
On stock compression and essentially the same things as the OP, I made 365rwhp @ 10psi.
On stock compression and essentially the same things as the OP, I made 365rwhp @ 10psi.









