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Heh too bad they used church's dyno...at least as of now it doesn't look that impressive. When the AP2s first came out they were putting out 245+ on that dyno. Again why it is absolutely vital to have before and after dyno's with extremely similar conditions to know the real gains. But many companies don't care about real benefit they just want the 'marketing' numbers.
Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD,Feb 13 2011, 05:47 PM
Again why it is absolutely vital to have before and after dyno's with extremely similar conditions to know the real gains. But many companies don't care about real benefit they just want the 'marketing' numbers.
Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD,Feb 13 2011, 05:47 PM
Heh too bad they used church's dyno...at least as of now it doesn't look that impressive. When the AP2s first came out they were putting out 245+ on that dyno. Again why it is absolutely vital to have before and after dyno's with extremely similar conditions to know the real gains. But many companies don't care about real benefit they just want the 'marketing' numbers.
It's a fact ap2's produce more hp at the wheels than the ap1 about 20 or so average - his dyno measures off the hubs so the drive train loss is low about 10% based on that number - however you also have to expect some figures to be even higher as there is a variance in engine output over time and with any line of engines. Also some results on TOV are based on hand built engines supplied in pre pro cars by Honda.
Everyone from Honda Corporate to Hondata uses Church so do other professional companies and tuners.
BTW per Dyna Pak the drive train loss on these cars at sea level is 12% or so - Some other tuners raise the handicap to match dyno jet numbers but those are artificial not real.
It should be mentioned by the way that the most tuned and fastest American built S2000 all motor race car uses all of Hytechs parts tuned on CAT's dyno.
At 12% drive line loss that f20c is producing about 60hp with those mods btw.
Originally Posted by H22toF20,Feb 18 2011, 02:19 AM
You'd have to spend a lot more to get the itb's up and running.
You still have to get an EMS tuned and all the supporting things to get ITBS to run right. Your looking at maybe a couple grand on top of the ITB price just to be able to use them.
Yea but we have no idea WHEN that is going to be released. How long has Magnus been saying "it will be released soon" ? Couple years. For all we know it could be a couple MORE years.
But with this IM being in the $1500 range, I might as well wait for Magnus to release theirs just to save a couple hundred; seeing as how Magnus is below $1k....supposedly.