500WHP C63 Edition 507 DYNO'ed
You see ? His numbers were inflated on top of being in excellent conditions
Start there, square one, then proceed.




There is an entire market for tunes and dyno sheets for bench racers....... an entire "niche'"...... which is not all bad. People impress other people with all sorts of things.... fashion, dyno sheets, watches, .. its all good.




But here is the problems with using dynos for solving total HP readings. They are all off.
Let's take Dyno Jet for example. One of the best dynos you can buy. From the factory they WILL be off 2 to 3 percent. Now you have to factor in the 2 biggest things that will derail true readings. Installation of the dyno and operator error.
Installing a dyno is a PITA. And it alone can knock off accuracy of the unit in general without anything else being done. So from the factory you can go from 2 to 3 percent off, to 5 or more percent off.
And then you put in the worst offender of accuracy of them all. The human element. All bets are off after that.
I never once used a dyno for HP numbers. I used it as a tool for improvement, ironing out hiccups in RPM graphs and tuning sessions. "How I can best get 5 more hp at 5k RPM at turn 3 at Laguna Seca".
That's what I wanted a dyno for. Not totality of the numbers game because it's not really meant for that and it's not at all accurate for that. I needed and wanted improvement in a real world scenario and that's what a dyno is for.
Now you guys can tell me to F--k off now.
Last edited by Mazspeed; Jun 17, 2017 at 04:36 PM.
UNLESS you are selling tunes, or selling parts.
soap-box mode-off
Last edited by betrezra; Jun 18, 2017 at 05:38 PM.
I don't care about the maximum number. I just want to see the number go up after doing a mod.
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I don't care about the maximum number. I just want to see the number go up after doing a mod.
Last edited by Infiniti; Jun 26, 2017 at 12:27 PM.
let me pretend to have 500whp with my so called unicorn, my factory freak I'm good with that. You guys have fun at Atco.

So yes, we're calling BS on your inflated baseline numbers, which directly leads to inflated inaccurate dyno results.

Last edited by I am Jeff; Jun 26, 2017 at 09:15 PM.
So yes, we're calling BS on your inflated BS lines, which directly leads to inflated inaccurate dyno results.









