New MREV Dyno Numbers!!!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
Congrats on the killer results!
Looks alot like another 20HP-30TQ pre/post dyno.
Looks alot like another 20HP-30TQ pre/post dyno.
Once I get the email version of the graphs I'll post them. Tony,
Do you have that program that shows what the exact difference is between baseline and new line at each RPM?
Download WinPep7 from dynojet's website. Call and ask your garage to email you your actual run files, not just the graphs. That way you can plug them in and do whatever analysis you desire.
Originally Posted by trey.hutcheson
Download WinPep7 from dynojet's website. Call and ask your garage to email you your actual run files, not just the graphs. That way you can plug them in and do whatever analysis you desire.
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Originally Posted by Diesel350
I don't know why. Why would it matter if it was done in 5th?
5th is the 1/1 gear, but dynojet's automatically calculate for "to the drum" gear ratios by comparing the drum speed versus the engine rpms. Therefore the gear in which you run technically doesn't matter. At least that's what's supposed to happen. In the real world, I have seen 5 to 8 hp/tq differences between 4th and 5th on my own car, back to back runs.
Originally Posted by Diesel350
Thanks
Once I get the email version of the graphs I'll post them. Tony,
Do you have that program that shows what the exact difference is between baseline and new line at each RPM?
Once I get the email version of the graphs I'll post them. Tony,
Do you have that program that shows what the exact difference is between baseline and new line at each RPM?
It will show exactly how much was gained and where.
Originally Posted by trey.hutcheson
Download WinPep7 from dynojet's website. Call and ask your garage to email you your actual run files, not just the graphs. That way you can plug them in and do whatever analysis you desire.
Interesting... you got good amount of hp and tq... and the only thing you did was just cats.. and u ran 13.8?? thats pretty damn good man.
Originally Posted by LODOSS
Interesting... you got good amount of hp and tq... and the only thing you did was just cats.. and u ran 13.8?? thats pretty damn good man.
Also, I have more than just the cats. I also have a stock z intake tube(the stock g intake tube has baffles for noise reduction), a k&n panel filter, and a 350z midpipe(the g sedan midpipe is larger and has a larger resonator; just a sound and weight mod).
So yeah, I'm still proud, but with those mods, in unbelievable conditions, I'm barely running what many z's run stock in the summer.
yah but you basically have a Z with a cat and drop in filter so that is good times.. plus u have more weight =p sedans are cool... Do you have the awd? anyone got times of the awd sedan? should be pretty good since the major drawback of our 1/4 is the initial 0-60.
I am really starting to see the Z as being a faster car than most people think.. yes it does not put down a super good 1/4 time like the evo and sti.. but once it gets going it can no doubt keep up or even pass one of those stock vs stock.. i am really glad i got the z and not the rx8
Originally Posted by LODOSS
I am really starting to see the Z as being a faster car than most people think.. yes it does not put down a super good 1/4 time like the evo and sti.. but once it gets going it can no doubt keep up or even pass one of those stock vs stock.. i am really glad i got the z and not the rx8
Besides, the Z looks MUCH nicer. The RX just doesn't do it for me.
Well here's the dyno in color. I'm pissed though because the dumbass sales guy at the dyno place can't figure out how to send it to me in a run file so I can plot the graph with Winpep.
Another suggestion, if you get your run files at least.
Change your x axis on the bottom graph to be Time(s), and the y axis to be Speed. That way you can see if you are actually accelerating any faster. Of course, this doesn't always apply, especially if the runs being compared are not in the same gear.
Change your x axis on the bottom graph to be Time(s), and the y axis to be Speed. That way you can see if you are actually accelerating any faster. Of course, this doesn't always apply, especially if the runs being compared are not in the same gear.
Originally Posted by trey.hutcheson
Another suggestion, if you get your run files at least.
Change your x axis on the bottom graph to be Time(s), and the y axis to be Speed. That way you can see if you are actually accelerating any faster. Of course, this doesn't always apply, especially if the runs being compared are not in the same gear.
Change your x axis on the bottom graph to be Time(s), and the y axis to be Speed. That way you can see if you are actually accelerating any faster. Of course, this doesn't always apply, especially if the runs being compared are not in the same gear.


