Updated dyno numbers
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Updated dyno numbers
I had my S dyno'd today to find out what additional power it made, if any, with the new AEM CAI. Here are my power mods to date:
Toda exhaust manifold
J's Racing straight pipe
Invidia dual cat-back exhaust
AEM CAI
Hondata IMG
Hondata ECU reflash
Here is my dyno chart:
[See resized pic below. ]
Although my S was dyno'd on a dynapack, the results are fairly impressive. Next Saturday I am having Spugen make me a custom, header back, 3" single exhaust. I'll have my S dyno'd again after that exhaust is installed.
Toda exhaust manifold
J's Racing straight pipe
Invidia dual cat-back exhaust
AEM CAI
Hondata IMG
Hondata ECU reflash
Here is my dyno chart:
[See resized pic below. ]
Although my S was dyno'd on a dynapack, the results are fairly impressive. Next Saturday I am having Spugen make me a custom, header back, 3" single exhaust. I'll have my S dyno'd again after that exhaust is installed.
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Originally Posted by darkfx,May 6 2006, 05:38 PM
Very nice!!!!
Did the reflash make the biggest difference?
Did the reflash make the biggest difference?
I am hoping for another 3-4rwhp with the single exhaust.
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Those are flywheel numbers though.
Which begs the question, this is the same guy (church) who claims 04+'s put down 220 to the wheels --- yet here we have a modded 06 putting down 240ish (corrected even) at the crank...
Which begs the question, this is the same guy (church) who claims 04+'s put down 220 to the wheels --- yet here we have a modded 06 putting down 240ish (corrected even) at the crank...
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^ I find myself agreeing with Sunshine (in substance, if not in style); I have no idea how dynoing at the wheels is translated into crank HP/torque by that machine, but 246hp at the crank is not materially different from spec for a stock car, so where's the beef? Hell, my absolutely stock MY04 dyno'd 210 at the wheels, corrected, on a dynojet, which is about 15% less than this car at the crank; 15% is often quoted as a standard drivetrain loss for a rwd car.
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Originally Posted by steve c,May 6 2006, 06:50 PM
Those are flywheel numbers though.
Which begs the question, this is the same guy (church) who claims 04+'s put down 220 to the wheels --- yet here we have a modded 06 putting down 240ish (corrected even) at the crank...
Which begs the question, this is the same guy (church) who claims 04+'s put down 220 to the wheels --- yet here we have a modded 06 putting down 240ish (corrected even) at the crank...