First Dyno tomorrow, any tips ya'll?
Tomorrow I'll be dynoing my Z for the first time, with the following mods:
Crawford Plenum V5
UR Crank Pulley
Nismo Headers
Grounding Kit
Nismo Catback Exhaust
Nismo CAI
I know to dyno in 5th because it's closest to the 1:1 ratio, any other tips?
Crawford Plenum V5
UR Crank Pulley
Nismo Headers
Grounding Kit
Nismo Catback Exhaust
Nismo CAI
I know to dyno in 5th because it's closest to the 1:1 ratio, any other tips?
1) turn off vdc before running
2) when you finish dyno'ing, all warning lights may be on in the cluster... just drive a ways, and they will turn off. don't worry about them
3) have fun watching your car go 120MPH standing still
2) when you finish dyno'ing, all warning lights may be on in the cluster... just drive a ways, and they will turn off. don't worry about them

3) have fun watching your car go 120MPH standing still
few tips to squeeze out some extra ponies....
oil change
clean/regap spark plugs
clean air filter
those will basically just make sure that your car is in its best running condition so the dyno is accurate as to what your car really can do.
oil change
clean/regap spark plugs
clean air filter
those will basically just make sure that your car is in its best running condition so the dyno is accurate as to what your car really can do.
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I'm also dynoing for the first time next weekend (want to get sort of a "baseline" with the mods I have before I do the Kinetix plenum and then the Greddy exhaust) - my question is: How many runs should I pull to make sure I get an accurate reading?
3 runs = $80 FYI (the place is called ProTechnik outside of Houston - a Porsche dealer/tuner)
3 runs = $80 FYI (the place is called ProTechnik outside of Houston - a Porsche dealer/tuner)
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