Weistec 66mm vs 62.5mm pulley Dynojet numbers
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I am seeing max timing at 17* .....
I'm a little confused. You added 2 psi without any other changes and gained 70whp?

Your baseline dyno says 577 but in your for sale thread you said "It makes 635rwhp/680rwtq on 13lbs 93 pump gas."
Read more: https://mbworld.org/forums/mercedes-...#ixzz3LstpWlJQ
Also your previous conversions from BIP dyno to dynojet numbers that were criticized (several different time) don't seem to be very accurate. According to your previous post...
"Car made 546rwhp/671rwtq Dynodynamics
Car made 631rwhp/671rwtq Dynojet equivalent"
BIP dyno dynamics 546whp = 577whp dynojet. 31whp difference not 85whp
BIP dyno dynamics 671wtq = 566wtq dynojet. Dynojet actually reads 105wtrq LOWER than BIP dyno dynamics






Also your previous conversions from BIP dyno to dynojet numbers that were criticized (several different time) don't seem to be very accurate. According to your previous post...
"Car made 546rwhp/671rwtq Dynodynamics
Car made 631rwhp/671rwtq Dynojet equivalent"
BIP dyno dynamics 546whp = 577whp dynojet. 31whp difference not 85whp
BIP dyno dynamics 671wtq = 566wtq dynojet. Dynojet actually reads 105wtrq LOWER than BIP dyno dynamics



my weistec s/c is runing with a weistec 150mm crank pulley, and i am thinking to put the 180mm crank pulley on, and asking weistec if need a new tune to work with, but they didn't answer me....
Honestly, all I am doing here is sharing the results, I could careless whether you believe it or not. Different dynos, different times of year, etc etc etc will yield different results. When I take it back to the track I should run faster trap than last time of 130mph as it looks to be making better power.
The wiggle in the beginning is converter lockup fellas for those who asked. I got the smaller pulley from weistec.
Last edited by chawkins2001; Dec 14, 2014 at 05:57 PM.
I'm a little confused. You added 2 psi without any other changes and gained 70whp?

Your baseline dyno says 577 but in your for sale thread you said "It makes 635rwhp/680rwtq on 13lbs 93 pump gas."
Read more: https://mbworld.org/forums/mercedes-...#ixzz3LstpWlJQ
Also your previous conversions from BIP dyno to dynojet numbers that were criticized (several different time) don't seem to be very accurate. According to your previous post...
"Car made 546rwhp/671rwtq Dynodynamics
Car made 631rwhp/671rwtq Dynojet equivalent"
BIP dyno dynamics 546whp = 577whp dynojet. 31whp difference not 85whp
BIP dyno dynamics 671wtq = 566wtq dynojet. Dynojet actually reads 105wtrq LOWER than BIP dyno dynamics




my weistec s/c is runing with a weistec 150mm crank pulley, and i am thinking to put the 180mm crank pulley on, and asking weistec if need a new tune to work with, but they didn't answer me....
Any time you play with boost I would recommend a retune. Why not just change the upper pulley? Much easier with the Weistec SC.
Honestly, all I am doing here is sharing the results, I could careless whether you believe it or not. Different dynos, different times of year, etc etc etc will yield different results. When I take it back to the track I should run faster trap than last time of 130mph as it looks to be making better power.
The wiggle in the beginning is converter lockup fellas for those who asked. I got the smaller pulley from weistec.
We are talking about in comparison to BIP dyno. You think it will make the same power on your dyno as the BIP one? You seem to be very biased but I'd like to hear what you have to say.







