310.7 whp and 261 ft. lbs. Naturally Aspirated 350Z
I agree. Horsepower is made in the top end and the bottom end just has to handle it. Heads/cam/FI/etc are all breathing mods and that is what a motor is. An air pump. As long as the bottom end can handle the ensuing explosions in the cylinders then you are gold.
I'm going that same route but, adding grounding kit, plenum & higher compression pistons from SGP. Don't know if I should go with the pistons. How much HP should I expect with the 11.5:1 pistons? Newbie here ...thanks!
May also look at getting some head work done in the near future to help with breathing.
This is what we should focus on, hp gain over stock. Sometimes we can get side tracked on which dyno etc when what matters is using the same dyno and just measuring hp gain.
Hopefully, by mid-next week, I'll have a dyno number on my set up that can be compared to my stock and Borla TD-only dyno runs.
I think they are waiting on a Dyno Day to be set up... that is a date to be set.
My car will be dynoed on the same Dynojet that was used before. The shop does tuning for several race teams and many performance cars in the area, so I know it is calibrated regularly. The numbers should be pretty reliable. Again, should have some clear numbers sometime next week.
My car will be dynoed on the same Dynojet that was used before. The shop does tuning for several race teams and many performance cars in the area, so I know it is calibrated regularly. The numbers should be pretty reliable. Again, should have some clear numbers sometime next week.
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