so pissed..got dynoed today
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dyno numbers differ greatly from dyno to dyno... unless other G's are dynoing higher on that same dyno (i.e. that exact one in the shop at mcallen) I wouldn't worry about the number.
The correct way to use a dyno is to take a base line, then mod, then test again on the same machine to see what you gained. Dyno just to get a number to show off is pretty rice IMHO
The correct way to use a dyno is to take a base line, then mod, then test again on the same machine to see what you gained. Dyno just to get a number to show off is pretty rice IMHO
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Originally Posted by B-Unit
your car has no hp cuz its an automatic.
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lol... its not b/c it was done in humid/hot south texas or that his number isn't SAE its automatics have no hp... almost too logical
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Dyno numbers vary so much from dyno to dyno and also changes a lot from conditions... It's useless to compare dyno numbers IMO.
Anyway, should've gotten 6MT
Anyway, should've gotten 6MT
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Originally Posted by diablo1356
ok i posted this over at g35driver..but just wanted to see what responses i got here...
how is it possible that im only putting down 215 hp and 215 tq max!!!!!....look at my sig...is that ****ing possible??...it was like 95 outside and we did two runs...second run i picked up one hp...it was on a dynojet..im really confused??..and the dyno said that i wasnt running lean or rich..i was fine with the a/f..and to top things off...a 350z ate me on the way back...cant believe this ****..i wanted to stop with the power but now i gotto buy more stuff!..anyone have suggestions as to why my power is so low and what i need to do? maybe take out the dual exhaust and put the oem back in?? help!
how is it possible that im only putting down 215 hp and 215 tq max!!!!!....look at my sig...is that ****ing possible??...it was like 95 outside and we did two runs...second run i picked up one hp...it was on a dynojet..im really confused??..and the dyno said that i wasnt running lean or rich..i was fine with the a/f..and to top things off...a 350z ate me on the way back...cant believe this ****..i wanted to stop with the power but now i gotto buy more stuff!..anyone have suggestions as to why my power is so low and what i need to do? maybe take out the dual exhaust and put the oem back in?? help!
Hey if that Z that u raced was a red one with dark tint on Dove going west then that was me haha ....if so u stayed in 1st to long man....i didnt know you had those mods...last i had heard was that u were stock but guess not....we should run again.
P.S. was stock then but now i got an intake
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you guys are gonna laugh at the numbers I am about to post...but its just for a referance. I also own a Supercharged Focus...so I am a member of a Focus Forum too...we had a dyno day and an N/A Focus with all of the basic bolt-on's (intake, header, exhaust) and a ECU reflash with a manual transmission put out 135whp...another car that was an Auto with the SAME EXACT mods on the same dyno, on the same day put out 97whp. Now go ahead and laugh at the guy, because so did the rest of us...but that just goes to show you how much power is lost through drivetrain.
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I have a auto with 270 uncorrected hp and 235 torque. A auto loses more power than a manual for sure, but its not going to be that huge of a difference. But a auto with a upgraded stall converter, and valve body will leave most manuals behind.
To get to the point though I would swap out the exhaust system and intake setup then dyno again with a fan.
Sincerely Glen
To get to the point though I would swap out the exhaust system and intake setup then dyno again with a fan.
Sincerely Glen
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Whet to a dyno day and got a chance to see many cars on the same dyno on the same day.
Worst was a Auto G at 210 hp.
Best was a MT at 254 hp. (bolt ons and pulley)
And a bunch in between.
There was an stock Altima that put down 210 hp and was shut down at 6000 rpms because of the speed governor.
Worst was a Auto G at 210 hp.
Best was a MT at 254 hp. (bolt ons and pulley)
And a bunch in between.
There was an stock Altima that put down 210 hp and was shut down at 6000 rpms because of the speed governor.
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Originally Posted by Mr_pharmD
Why are u posting the same thing on this forum AND on g35driver.com??? ppl there already explained to u the first day u posted why your numbers are low. To me, it's more to get attention than to find the real reason. You don't even have a dyno chart so how are we suppose to help u? All ppl can do is make assumptions and guess the reason for the low numbers.
Answer to your question so listen up...
1. your auto so your numbers aren't going to be great
2. dyno in the wrong gear.
3. u have only a few mods
4. Heat kills hp and extra mods will always lean your a/f so i'm sure it's not as perfect as u mentioned.
5. any custom exhaust bigger than stock diameter will produce better flow up top therefore give u more hp compare to stock (low end might be less but more top end hp)
6. A dyno is ONLY a tool to measure an estimated hp/tq
Any ?????????????
Answer to your question so listen up...
1. your auto so your numbers aren't going to be great
2. dyno in the wrong gear.
3. u have only a few mods
4. Heat kills hp and extra mods will always lean your a/f so i'm sure it's not as perfect as u mentioned.
5. any custom exhaust bigger than stock diameter will produce better flow up top therefore give u more hp compare to stock (low end might be less but more top end hp)
6. A dyno is ONLY a tool to measure an estimated hp/tq
Any ?????????????
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My buddies 03 G35 auto made 215whp/210wtq with a crappy Skunk plenum. He weighs about 300lbs has run 14.5s@98mph. My stock 03 5AT went 14.3s@98mph. I'm certain my 03 auto is only putting down 215whp or so because that is the norm for most G35 autos.
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Same ol' rule... the numbers don’t mean anything compared to other numbers you read about... different dyno, different day, etc... The only way you will know if you are uncommonly low on hp or tq is to go to a dyno day and compare your numbers to others dynoing that day.
BTW - to the post that listed reasons for low hp and included AT as one of them... that isn’t always true. I am AT and every dyno day (4 or 5 all together) I always fair well with any car with similar mods no matter MT or AT (usually better than most, and never more than one or two with higher hp, and that's never more than a few ponies). That is not to say that generally AT is as fast as MT, but be careful with thinking all MT will throw down more than all ATs.
BTW - to the post that listed reasons for low hp and included AT as one of them... that isn’t always true. I am AT and every dyno day (4 or 5 all together) I always fair well with any car with similar mods no matter MT or AT (usually better than most, and never more than one or two with higher hp, and that's never more than a few ponies). That is not to say that generally AT is as fast as MT, but be careful with thinking all MT will throw down more than all ATs.
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Originally Posted by GG_VQ
BTW - to the post that listed reasons for low hp and included AT as one of them... that isn’t always true. I am AT and every dyno day (4 or 5 all together) I always fair well with any car with similar mods no matter MT or AT (usually better than most, and never more than one or two with higher hp, and that's never more than a few ponies). That is not to say that generally AT is as fast as MT, but be careful with thinking all MT will throw down more than all ATs.
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hmm.....seems strange that the a/f ratio read fine after headers. In most cases, headers cause hp loss without a tune and on top of that, u have the plenum spacers and exhaust. you should be leaning out a bit. although auto trannies have greater drivetrain loss, something doesn't sound right. take it to another dynojet and redyno with a fan and get ur numbers sae corrected.