Borla true dual is on; performance info.
Well, I first want to see that Borla is great. I brought back my old exhaust (140041) early today and picked up the new one. It cost me $103 and it s totally worth it. They did not have to do that. So thanks to David Borla and Richard Romero who were both great helps.
Now, on to the performance difference. This is all G-Tech based and even though the G-Tech is not 100% accurate, it is relatively accurate to itself, and that is what matters. So what did the exhaust do? It went .19 faster in in the quarter and gained 2mph. I did not see the 0-60 flash as I was concentrating too hard. I disconnected the groundwire before doing the baseline yesterday and I did it again today before putting in the new one. So that is the diffence between the old and new version Borla. I never posted numbers from the old version because they were identical to stock.
This thing sounds great too. Much better than the old version, which I already thought sounded much better than stock. It went on just fine even with the S-Tune sway bars. No install hiccups at all. I highly recommend it. BTW, if your are worried about how the clamps hold up on the system, let me tell you that it was a friggin' bear to get the one clamp off the old system, so no worries there.
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
Now, on to the performance difference. This is all G-Tech based and even though the G-Tech is not 100% accurate, it is relatively accurate to itself, and that is what matters. So what did the exhaust do? It went .19 faster in in the quarter and gained 2mph. I did not see the 0-60 flash as I was concentrating too hard. I disconnected the groundwire before doing the baseline yesterday and I did it again today before putting in the new one. So that is the diffence between the old and new version Borla. I never posted numbers from the old version because they were identical to stock.
This thing sounds great too. Much better than the old version, which I already thought sounded much better than stock. It went on just fine even with the S-Tune sway bars. No install hiccups at all. I highly recommend it. BTW, if your are worried about how the clamps hold up on the system, let me tell you that it was a friggin' bear to get the one clamp off the old system, so no worries there.
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
Last edited by raceboy; Jun 5, 2003 at 02:20 PM.
I will dyno the next time I go to Buttonwillow (about a month). That way I can see how my fully broken in car compares to the 229HP it put up when it was a month old (4th gear pull). I will do another 4th gear and a 5th (true 1:1). We shall see.
Originally posted by raceboy
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
Originally posted by cbsuper
Tell that to the same JDM companies that average about 30 hp with their Supra exhausts. Then again, the Supra is a turbo who's power is all choked up.
Tell that to the same JDM companies that average about 30 hp with their Supra exhausts. Then again, the Supra is a turbo who's power is all choked up.
Anyone can just put a huge pipe out the back of an FI car. Doesn't take much experience.
Originally posted by Ricky
This .19 off 1/4 and 2mph gain based verus stock Z, or with the current modifications you have?
This .19 off 1/4 and 2mph gain based verus stock Z, or with the current modifications you have?
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Originally posted by raceboy
Well, I first want to see that Borla is great. I brought back my old exhaust (140041) early today and picked up the new one. It cost me $103 and it s totally worth it. They did not have to do that. So thanks to David Borla and Richard Romero who were both great helps.
Now, on to the performance difference. This is all G-Tech based and even though the G-Tech is not 100% accurate, it is relatively accurate to itself, and that is what matters. So what did the exhaust do? It went .19 faster in in the quarter and gained 2mph. I did not see the 0-60 flash as I was concentrating too hard. I disconnected the groundwire before doing the baseline yesterday and I did it again today before putting in the new one. So that is the diffence between the old and new version Borla. I never posted numbers from the old version because they were identical to stock.
This thing sounds great too. Much better than the old version, which I already thought sounded much better than stock. It went on just fine even with the S-Tune sway bars. No install hiccups at all. I highly recommend it. BTW, if your are worried about how the clamps hold up on the system, let me tell you that it was a friggin' bear to get the one clamp off the old system, so no worries there.
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
Well, I first want to see that Borla is great. I brought back my old exhaust (140041) early today and picked up the new one. It cost me $103 and it s totally worth it. They did not have to do that. So thanks to David Borla and Richard Romero who were both great helps.
Now, on to the performance difference. This is all G-Tech based and even though the G-Tech is not 100% accurate, it is relatively accurate to itself, and that is what matters. So what did the exhaust do? It went .19 faster in in the quarter and gained 2mph. I did not see the 0-60 flash as I was concentrating too hard. I disconnected the groundwire before doing the baseline yesterday and I did it again today before putting in the new one. So that is the diffence between the old and new version Borla. I never posted numbers from the old version because they were identical to stock.
This thing sounds great too. Much better than the old version, which I already thought sounded much better than stock. It went on just fine even with the S-Tune sway bars. No install hiccups at all. I highly recommend it. BTW, if your are worried about how the clamps hold up on the system, let me tell you that it was a friggin' bear to get the one clamp off the old system, so no worries there.
I think there is a reason that this setup is producing more power than the other JDM setups so far. The Z is no little 1.6L high revving 4 banger. That is pretty much all the JDM manufacturers are used to. Borla has experience with larger dispacement engines like the 3.5L in the Z. Oh well, that's my theory.
the .19 quater would be consistant with approx 20 HP, sounds GREAT
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Originally posted by rodH
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself, but may not be 100% correct (which is called "validity"), see I did learn something while working on my masters thesis
the .19 quater would be consistant with approx 20 HP, sounds GREAT
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself, but may not be 100% correct (which is called "validity"), see I did learn something while working on my masters thesis
the .19 quater would be consistant with approx 20 HP, sounds GREAT
Originally posted by rodH
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself, but may not be 100% correct (which is called "validity"), see I did learn something while working on my masters thesis
the .19 quater would be consistant with approx 20 HP, sounds GREAT
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself, but may not be 100% correct (which is called "validity"), see I did learn something while working on my masters thesis
the .19 quater would be consistant with approx 20 HP, sounds GREAT
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's...
Hehe,
D'oh!
That number is pretty close since from my past experience, everytime the car gain 10hp, it drops 0.10 sec in the 1/4. May not be true for all cars, but just something I go by. Good deal!
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's
But then, I only have a bachelor's
Originally posted by D'oh
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's...
Hehe,
D'oh!
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's...
Hehe,
D'oh!
This is making it hard to decide if I should buy this or make my own.
Originally posted by D'oh
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's...
Hehe,
D'oh!
That's funny, because I would have called it "repeatability" and "accuracy" instead (from an engineering/statistical standpoint).
But then, I only have a bachelor's...
Hehe,
D'oh!
Originally posted by rodH
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself
interesting opinion on G-tech, that is called "reliability" when it is constantly accurate against itself

Precision is repeatable.. Accurate is well.. right!
Originally posted by flynnibus
Precision.. vs Accuracy is what we always learned
Precision is repeatable.. Accurate is well.. right!
Precision.. vs Accuracy is what we always learned

Precision is repeatable.. Accurate is well.. right!
this post is getting pretty funny.
when I learned it, "Validity" was the same as "accuracy", but for some reason they REALLY wanted us the use "validity" in our terminology when presenting my thesis and when turning it in, I think the the REAL WORLD (not academia) they are the same and perhaps the terminology I was taught was b/c it was used for medical purposes
when I learned it, "Validity" was the same as "accuracy", but for some reason they REALLY wanted us the use "validity" in our terminology when presenting my thesis and when turning it in, I think the the REAL WORLD (not academia) they are the same and perhaps the terminology I was taught was b/c it was used for medical purposes



