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Just Dyno'd my 06 350z at Ptuning on their dyno Dynamics. Here are my results. Seams low to me, What are some of your numbers on a DD Dyno?? Im stock with a CAI and custom TD exhaust. What are your thoughts on these numbers?
Thats what its at while driving.. As far as on the dyno, Im not sure. But the guy said its running pretty efficient, Not much room for improvements. So I don't know. Ill admit to being a noob at this, I have a friend who helps me with the car who knows a lot more and was talking to the auto tech there.
Thats what its at while driving.. As far as on the dyno, Im not sure. But the guy said its running pretty efficient, Not much room for improvements. So I don't know. Ill admit to being a noob at this, I have a friend who helps me with the car who knows a lot more and was talking to the auto tech there.
Then you have absolutely no idea and really shouldn't say that its on par where it is supposed to be.
AFR is on par for where it needs to be. Gauge bounces between 14.5 and 14.9
I'm more of a proponent of not needing a tune for a intake and exhaust mods but if youre running a 14-15 afr, then you need a tune…you should be between 12-13 to 1…get a tune and re-dyno on that dyno and see what you come up with.
I did my baseline on a DD I think it was in that ball park. I wouldn't get too caught up in the actual numbers of it, they all read a little different.
People you need to realize DD's can be adjusted with an additional correction. Many shops add in XX% so they read like DJ's. As I believe is the case with this.
A true uncorrected DD is in the 220's. Don't worry about this number just use it as a baseline again for when you upgrade or tune. OP-learn the difference between proper cruising and WOT A/F's. Too much info out there to be so naive and wasting money dynoing your car.