Dyno'd the beast...
#21
Originally posted by hndumafia
he had more than just headers and plenum. he also has stillen exhaust, kinetix hf cats, and jwt pop charger.
still seems like nice gains though.
he had more than just headers and plenum. he also has stillen exhaust, kinetix hf cats, and jwt pop charger.
still seems like nice gains though.
You are correct sir!
hfm: Yeah, got more than just headers and plenum. As far as cost of headers and install, I was one of the lucky bastards that got in on the Summit Racing website mistake they made in posting the price for the then "new" DC Sports headers. I got my ss headers for $365 shipped As for the install, I had a local custom exhaust fabricator here in SoCal install them for $275. When I picked the car up he said that I got a good deal at that price
Freakish car? Maybe LOL I got the car with 5 miles on it and broke in the Z this way after reading about how this world class motocross bike racer and mechanic does (forgot name). I ran the car moderately hard with reving to redline for the first fifty miles to quickly seat the rings and not score the cylinder chamber=higher compression. In this tuners experience (read 100's of bikes), the bikes broke in this way ALWAYS dyno'd better and ran stronger. So I gave it a try.
PhoenixINX: Never did a baseline run I was only really curious about the final hp and tq I achieved. After talking with Technosquare, I then decided to get an AFR on the dyno to help them pick the correct tune files for me. I'll get a dyno post re-flash for the final numbers and AFR.
#22
Originally posted by Sponge
My SAE corrected numbers were 263 hp and 243 tq with 0 smoothing.
Still pretty fair
My SAE corrected numbers were 263 hp and 243 tq with 0 smoothing.
Still pretty fair
#24
I picked up decent gains in hp and torque when doing the flash as well (13 hp and 11 lb feet as I recall), so you might be in for a pleasant surprise. At the very least, you should net an AFR curve that does what it should throughout the rev range.
As for reflash vendors, if TS is local, I'd have it done there, and have it done on the stret (not on a dyno). From there, redyno and see where you ended up relative to these numbers
Looks good so far man!
As for reflash vendors, if TS is local, I'd have it done there, and have it done on the stret (not on a dyno). From there, redyno and see where you ended up relative to these numbers
Looks good so far man!
#25
nice stuff...i plan on having ending up in the same spot you are sometime soon
i reccomend you do one more thing though...crank pulley...makes low end feel a lot crisper and nicer
Z1-who did your flash and what mods do you have
i reccomend you do one more thing though...crank pulley...makes low end feel a lot crisper and nicer
Z1-who did your flash and what mods do you have
#26
i reccomend you do one more thing though...crank pulley...makes low end feel a lot crisper and nicer
#27
Originally posted by Sponge
I'm still in the air on the pulley. Hate to risk engine damage later for just 3-5 hp and faster reving now. I know this has been argued to death but I'd rather play it safe until we see some more miles on Z's with pulleys. I plan on the 3.9 final drive gears after some lightweight wheels so those two should increase the acceleration substantially
I'm still in the air on the pulley. Hate to risk engine damage later for just 3-5 hp and faster reving now. I know this has been argued to death but I'd rather play it safe until we see some more miles on Z's with pulleys. I plan on the 3.9 final drive gears after some lightweight wheels so those two should increase the acceleration substantially
Also, make sure that your tires are relatively light in weight also. I believe that the Toyo T1S is on the light side. Might help a little bit.
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