Pre-install dynos...
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Pre-install dynos...
Let me know what your interpretation of dyno runs...Thanks. Ambient temp in the shop was @ 96 degrees and they had two fans blowing.
PS Anybody know how to resize these sheets?
PS Anybody know how to resize these sheets?
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Car is detonating. DME is pulling timing, this is why 4th gear run is significantly lower (50HP) than the 3rd.
96F and two fans are simply too hot and not enough.
See if you can get them to add more fans and do the dyno in the evening. You should be in low 400s (410-420 RWHP) for a stock car.
96F and two fans are simply too hot and not enough.
See if you can get them to add more fans and do the dyno in the evening. You should be in low 400s (410-420 RWHP) for a stock car.
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03' E55, 06' Kawasaki ZX-10R
Car is detonating. DME is pulling timing, this is why 4th gear run is significantly lower (50HP) than the 3rd.
96F and two fans are simply too hot and not enough.
See if you can get them to add more fans and do the dyno in the evening. You should be in low 400s (410-420 RWHP) for a stock car.
96F and two fans are simply too hot and not enough.
See if you can get them to add more fans and do the dyno in the evening. You should be in low 400s (410-420 RWHP) for a stock car.
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It is detonating in 3rd, DME pulls timing out and rechecks to see if it can put back in, if it cannot, it keeps it out, so in the end it is never puts back all the way until the end of the run.
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Next time have them dyno with the tranny in m mode so it stays in one gear.
My next suggestion is a data-logger or obdII-scanner to see what your timing and Iat's look like during the run.
My next suggestion is a data-logger or obdII-scanner to see what your timing and Iat's look like during the run.