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Dyno'd My Car
So today I decided to dyno my car. I had it done at Speedworld in Baldwin, NY Place was pretty clean and cost $75 for 3 runs. I thought that was reasonable since some shops i called were charging $150.
A few weeks ago I installed a Fast intentions Catback exhaust and about 3 days ago got the Cobb AP. I'm currently running stage 2. After the tune i felt the car pull much stronger so i was curious to see how much it was putting down. I will post some vids later. Anyways here are the numbers: http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...v01/scan-1.jpg |
can you explain each run?
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Originally Posted by MaxToTheG37
(Post 2493884)
can you explain each run?
The run that is highlited in red was the 3rd run, which was the best run. He ended up revving to around 8000 rpm's, whereas the other's were performed up to 7500 rpm |
well the middle one gained 10hp. so i was wondering if you added a stage on your AP or what?
Was your point of this dyno to see what you were at total? or were you testing the Cobb AP out? thats what I was wondering... |
Originally Posted by MaxToTheG37
(Post 2493893)
well the middle one gained 10hp. so i was wondering if you added a stage on your AP or what?
Was your point of this dyno to see what you were at total? or were you testing the Cobb AP out? thats what I was wondering... |
i think you just wasted 75 bux man lol
you felt gains so you went to check.. what did u conclude? for all you know your car couldve been putting 300rwhp and now doing 292 :dunno: |
Originally Posted by G37Sam
(Post 2493901)
i think you just wasted 75 bux man lol
you felt gains so you went to check.. what did u conclude? for all you know your car couldve been putting 300rwhp and now doing 292 :dunno: A dyno is a dyno and i wanted to see how much power is really putting down. Afterall, why do people get dyno's done at all then according to your theory. And i paid 50 cuz i got a discount :) |
Good Job bro... now you have a baseline... next time we can see what new mods makes hp wise...
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Originally Posted by MaxToTheG37
(Post 2493911)
Good Job bro... now you have a baseline... next time we can see what new mods makes hp wise...
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Originally Posted by Garyv01
(Post 2493908)
? def not
A dyno is a dyno and i wanted to see how much power is really putting down. Afterall, why do people get dyno's done at all then according to your theory. And i paid 50 cuz i got a discount :) i'm just saying for 50 bux a session i would've done endless before and afters! and its what you should've done to figure out the true gains |
Originally Posted by G37Sam
(Post 2493937)
local shop asked me for 220$ for a dyno.. wanted to do a before and after on my FI setup.. he gave me a 350$ invoice so im like screw it! butt dyno is for free
i'm just saying for 50 bux a session i would've done endless before and afters! and its what you should've done to figure out the true gains I know for a fact a stock G37 puts down around 265hp stock So there's your before and after 265hp--->292hp:thewave: |
That's slightly flawed logic. But since the dyno showed what you wanted to see, and you got a good price on it that's all that matters I guess :dunno:.
Edit: And now, having actually looked at the dyno....that's an interesting torque range for 3 identical runs..... |
thanks for the numbers, sounds like after I get my intake, the access port is next on my to-do-list.
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Originally Posted by Garyv01
(Post 2493908)
? def not
A dyno is a dyno and i wanted to see how much power is really putting down. Afterall, why do people get dyno's done at all then according to your theory. And i paid 50 cuz i got a discount :) |
Originally Posted by cvt
(Post 2493950)
you get a dyno to get the delta...so when you mod you have a baseline...
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