450WHP on 14 PSI APS TT - Is this normal?
07-17-2007, 04:47 AM
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450WHP on 14 PSI APS TT - Is this normal?
Baseline 207 WHP. Not sure what type of dyno.
Now basic built block, making 450WHP on 14 PSI. People on this forum seem to be making much more power than this on this boost level. Is there something wrong with my engine?
Now basic built block, making 450WHP on 14 PSI. People on this forum seem to be making much more power than this on this boost level. Is there something wrong with my engine?
07-18-2007, 05:25 AM
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Basic built block.
ARIAS ED Pistons 9.0:1
Eagle Rods
ARP Bolts
HKS Head Gasket
Cosworth Bearings
Valve springs and shim kit
Stock APS TT kit except for upgraded actuators (unichip, fuel system, etc)
I think that's it engine wise.
I'm not so concerned with the actual numbers as I know different dynos produce different numbers. I'm interested in the increase over stock levels.
So I've gone from 207 to 450 WHP on 14 PSI. This is an increase of 243 WHP - does this seem right?
ARIAS ED Pistons 9.0:1
Eagle Rods
ARP Bolts
HKS Head Gasket
Cosworth Bearings
Valve springs and shim kit
Stock APS TT kit except for upgraded actuators (unichip, fuel system, etc)
I think that's it engine wise.
I'm not so concerned with the actual numbers as I know different dynos produce different numbers. I'm interested in the increase over stock levels.
So I've gone from 207 to 450 WHP on 14 PSI. This is an increase of 243 WHP - does this seem right?
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07-18-2007, 01:39 PM
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Dyno Dynamics - which is load based I believe
Those figures are in HP
Other things: high flow cats, APS Plenum
Whatever dyno you use shouldn't the increase in WHP be approximately the same?
So does a 243 WHP increase seem low to you guys?
Those figures are in HP
Other things: high flow cats, APS Plenum
Whatever dyno you use shouldn't the increase in WHP be approximately the same?
So does a 243 WHP increase seem low to you guys?
07-18-2007, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DRE350
Dyno Dynamics - which is load based I believe
Those figures are in HP
Other things: high flow cats, APS Plenum
Whatever dyno you use shouldn't the increase in WHP be approximately the same?
So does a 243 WHP increase seem low to you guys?
Those figures are in HP
Other things: high flow cats, APS Plenum
Whatever dyno you use shouldn't the increase in WHP be approximately the same?
So does a 243 WHP increase seem low to you guys?
I know aussi land has some killer unichip tuners, but IMHO you are beyond what the unichip can do for you... it 'may' be holding you back.
One other thing that came to mind is your fuel system. if you are running the out of box APS fuel system, you have all but maxed out those injectors and that also may be limiting your HP.
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Originally Posted by Zivman
One other thing that came to mind is your fuel system. if you are running the out of box APS fuel system, you have all but maxed out those injectors and that also may be limiting your HP.