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Just A Dynosheet For 18psi.

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Old 11-04-2007, 10:59 AM
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Got my computer back up, lets do some explaining. I went earlier this year to the local dynoday, but there was an issue with the Dynojet. My car read 367whp on a 20psi tune, but later found out there was a calibration error.

This is my most current and up to date dyno sheet on 18psi. I need to clean up the air/fuel ratio quite a bit, and I should be able to pull the torque up. I'm happy with the smooth power, and if I did not have a 6,500 rev limit, could of made more power.

I'm not going to bother posting my mod list or anything else. I know what my car can do, and thats good enough for me.

Old 11-04-2007, 11:05 AM
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WOW, nice!! fix the A/F and you definetly will make more power. looks like you are running a bit too rich. what engine management or piggyback you are using?
Old 11-04-2007, 01:26 PM
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nice dyno sheet...

he is using smt6 with duel rail kit
Old 11-04-2007, 01:51 PM
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i'm having a hard time to read th sheet... can't see clearly
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Nice!!
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ya, you will get a lot more power out of it once you fix that AFR.
Still nice numbers!
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what type/size/trim turbo are you using? type of manifold?
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Kinda puts to rest the "anything over 275whp youll need a standalone" theory huh
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look at the AFR - he needs a standalone wink1.gif
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nah,just a bit of tuning cool.gif



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