Is 30 whp possible from these mods?
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I did have headers..i forgot. I dynod stock at 174..i had a strong se...and came out at 199...changed my plugs and came in at 201...on a dyno jet...this was 8 yrs ago...im looking for the sheets...but at any rate...
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Originally Posted by 13SECZ
I did have headers..i forgot. I dynod stock at 174..i had a strong se...and came out at 199...changed my plugs and came in at 201...on a dyno jet...this was 8 yrs ago...im looking for the sheets...but at any rate...
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It's interesting how the "other brand" cars always react better to mods. Strange when I owned other brands the grass was always greener with the "other brands." The mods were cheaper and produced more hp! lol!!!
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when i had the celica i would always think man those Nissan guys are pulling hp outta their @$$ now that i am a nissan guy i see the honda guys pulling hp outta nowhere. it will always be like this, even if you get a corvette you will be like damn that viper is pulling out crazy hp. Envy is everlasting its human nature to never be satisfied, but yea not all the bolt-ons good for a DD for example Test pipes i cant run them because i am nto a fan of the noise, smell, and not being street legal.
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Originally Posted by doug
something smells fishy.. not hitting 199 or 200 whp without ECU or 00VI or MEVI and with headers you are way over $1500
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Check my pevious threads by clicking on my user name . You should see my dyno post's and you will see my before and after dyno's . I gained 30 whp with out engine mangement.
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Curious but isn't the hks 2 1/4 pipe, so going to a 2.5 test pipe to a 2 1/4 exhaust, gonna cause some restriction?? Which is why i got rid of my crappy hks.
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Originally Posted by Arnold K.
Invest in some lightweight rims and tires. Start unlocking wheel horsepower by starting with the wheels themselves.
Lighter tires and rims can make a large difference in power.
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WTF... wheels don't increase HP... the play with inertia and confuse dyno numbers.. are you guys listening to yourselves? light weight wheels to unlock HP? WTF
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Originally Posted by doug
WTF... wheels don't increase HP... the play with inertia and confuse dyno numbers.. are you guys listening to yourselves? light weight wheels to unlock HP? WTF
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Originally Posted by gothchick
<smiles> I think they meant that light weight wheels take less hp to get spinning... Kind of like a light weight pulley or fly wheel. They don't make any additional power, they just take less power to get spinning while accelerating... :-)
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Originally Posted by doug
WTF... wheels don't increase HP... the play with inertia and confuse dyno numbers.. are you guys listening to yourselves? light weight wheels to unlock HP? WTF
Should a larger heavier wheel be equal to a smaller lighter wheel....might want to listen to yourself before bashing what most people already know about wheel/tire/rotor/flywheel/pulley/drive shaft upgrades
Weight takes power to rotate
You cant "confuse" a dyno anyway....it translates power exerted....wheelspin can play a role in bad numbers but lighter wheels and tires will ramp quicker which means more power is being generated aka the lighter wheel and tire combo "should" accelerate better all else being equal (tires, contact patch etc..)
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Originally Posted by kramykram
Curious but isn't the hks 2 1/4 pipe, so going to a 2.5 test pipe to a 2 1/4 exhaust, gonna cause some restriction?? Which is why i got rid of my crappy hks.
hardly the case
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Originally Posted by SergEK
Many many many dynos have shown larger wheels = less whp
Should a larger heavier wheel be equal to a smaller lighter wheel....might want to listen to yourself before bashing what most people already know about wheel/tire/rotor/flywheel/pulley/drive shaft upgrades
Weight takes power to rotate
You cant "confuse" a dyno anyway....it translates power exerted....wheelspin can play a role in bad numbers but lighter wheels and tires will ramp quicker which means more power is being generated aka the lighter wheel and tire combo "should" accelerate better all else being equal (tires, contact patch etc..)
Should a larger heavier wheel be equal to a smaller lighter wheel....might want to listen to yourself before bashing what most people already know about wheel/tire/rotor/flywheel/pulley/drive shaft upgrades
Weight takes power to rotate
You cant "confuse" a dyno anyway....it translates power exerted....wheelspin can play a role in bad numbers but lighter wheels and tires will ramp quicker which means more power is being generated aka the lighter wheel and tire combo "should" accelerate better all else being equal (tires, contact patch etc..)
and as i said before.. wheels do NOT open up HP
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Old bump, but: I don't know the affects of lightweight wheels on a dyno, but I've seen their effects on a 1/4 mile and the differences are vast. A lighter wheel combo reduces drivetrain loss, so you're essentially putting down more WHP to the ground. Thus you've unlocked some additional ponies. Am I wrong or right?
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Originally Posted by Arnold K.
Old bump, but: I don't know the affects of lightweight wheels on a dyno, but I've seen their effects on a 1/4 mile and the differences are vast. A lighter wheel combo reduces drivetrain loss, so you're essentially putting down more WHP to the ground. Thus you've unlocked some additional ponies. Am I wrong or right?