Thought everyone would like to see this info. Please let me know your thoughts - I know w/o the charts it's difficult to comment, but still would like to hear what you have to say.

We had a total of 7 S2000's show up at our Dyno Day with some pretty interesting results. Not sure is anything can be determined by all of this, but here is goes....

Temp was about 96 degrees and the humidity was 95% ... I know they say the numbers are corrected, but with that much moisture in the air, it has to make a difference.

In order of Hp:

Scott

 

Was it a hub dyno? or rolling dyno?

 

I'm assuming it was a rolling Dyno ... we used a DynoJet.

 

Oh ok...you guys dyno'd on rollers? or took of your rear wheels and attach the hubs to the machine?

Here in NZ the hub dyno tends to give about 5% higher readings than rolling dyno...

 

Correct, we used rollers ... we did not have to remove our wheels.