power gains from tuning on n/a
I just finished self-tuning my car on the street with an LM-1 wideband. The first time I put the car on the dyno with the UTEC I gained 4hp from 4 runs of tuning, and that was fuel alone. I made 253hp on a DynoJet. Since adding test pipes and retuning, im right around 270 wheel now. Thats not a quoted dyno number (not enough time or money at the moment), but Im sure the car is very close to that. I dont even have a plenum spacer either, which bump it up 5 more or so. With the right tuning, even on your own, you should get at least 10hp. Im sure more is possible, just depends on the car.
i got 270hp264tq on i/h/e/test pipes/ spacer and utec tune, on a DJ...i have a 03 so my hp gains stoped at 6k. i was happy with those numbers, waiting to see what cams will do
Originally Posted by youcantzme
how much horse power to the wheels do you think i will gain with full exhaust intake and spacer? like 20 horse power?
I've spent at least an arm and half a leg for 254.7 whp/ 241.4 lb/ft dyno tuned by Sam at GTM (Dynojet numbers) on my AT. It's funny that if I'm talking to some Joe on the street, who's not dyno wise, I use the Dynapack numbers instead. Hmmmmmm lol.
Originally Posted by tranceformer95
I gained 20rwhp on the tune alone. Note that my car was running like crap after headers & high-flow cats were added.
From what I've observed, it really depends on 2 things:
1) How well your car adjusts to mods. (the better you car adjusts to mods, the less you will gain out of the tune, and vice versa)
2) How capable your tuner is.
1) How well your car adjusts to mods. (the better you car adjusts to mods, the less you will gain out of the tune, and vice versa)
2) How capable your tuner is.
Originally Posted by tranceformer95
From what I've observed, it really depends on 2 things:
1) How well your car adjusts to mods. (the better you car adjusts to mods, the less you will gain out of the tune, and vice versa)
2) How capable your tuner is.
1) How well your car adjusts to mods. (the better you car adjusts to mods, the less you will gain out of the tune, and vice versa)
2) How capable your tuner is.
Last edited by baby_ruiner; Nov 16, 2007 at 01:38 PM.
Originally Posted by cdoxp800
You may see 20hp on a Dream-O-Meter. The N/a is from what I am finding out to be real expensive to HP out of. There are a few guys in this forum that have done well.
I saw one post on an 06 RevUp at 272 peek hp. But looking at this list of mods. He spent more then what it would have cost to go FI.
Now I was looking on UPREV's site they are some Dyno's after they did a ECU Tune and bolt ons.
See below.
2005 350Z MT Non Rev-Up

2006 350Z AT Rev-Up

I saw one post on an 06 RevUp at 272 peek hp. But looking at this list of mods. He spent more then what it would have cost to go FI.
Now I was looking on UPREV's site they are some Dyno's after they did a ECU Tune and bolt ons.
See below.
2005 350Z MT Non Rev-Up

2006 350Z AT Rev-Up


edit: someone already said the second Z is non revup with 5/16" spacer , whoops
Last edited by ssgohan434; Dec 12, 2007 at 05:51 AM.
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