OE-tuning dyno #s
. I can never get up for these early sunday mornings. You guys need to get some runs on FILMMMMMMMM man I wanna see the runs u guys have.
Jon. There is another thread on this forum showing gains from k&n. But throttle response is hard to show on the dyno.
Jon. There is another thread on this forum showing gains from k&n. But throttle response is hard to show on the dyno.
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Nice numbers, but you should have just gone to TSADyno in Jamaica Queens, you can operate the car yourself on the dyno, save all ur DRFs and you can run all you want within that one hour period. They can change the settings to whatever you want (SAE or STD correction, etc.) I had to go STD due to the fact I have an FI motor, SAE wouldn't be an accurate assessment.
Here is my dyno thread on pump gas + meth in 91 degree ambient temps. 91 degrees ambient, 18.5psi, 424whp. I switched cars recently, so I don't have this car anymore, but I imagine my new car shouldn't be much different.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=436001
Also, is it normal for a tuned C63 torque curve to look that messy?
Last edited by themyst; Nov 14, 2010 at 11:16 AM.
Did you guys head out there this morning ?
Nice numbers, but you should have just gone to TSADyno in Jamaica Queens, you can operate the car yourself on the dyno, save all ur DRFs and you can run all you want within that one hour period. They can change the settings to whatever you want (SAE or STD correction, etc.) I had to go STD due to the fact I have an FI motor, SAE wouldn't be an accurate assessment.
Here is my dyno thread on pump gas + meth in 91 degree ambient temps. 91 degrees ambient, 18.5psi, 424whp. I switched cars recently, so I don't have this car anymore, but I imagine my new car shouldn't be much different.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=436001
Also, is it normal for a tuned C63 torque curve to look that messy?
In the FI world, STD is still seen as an inflated measurement.
Go onto the Camaro5.com where everyone seems to be adding boost these days. When someone posts a high dyno number (higher than what everyone around the country is getting with same mods and psi) and the run was measured in STD, most people will say, "lets see the SAE numbers," (i.e., the numbers that most accurately reflect the power the car is making).







