Dynoed my 2007 350z today, with pics
Originally Posted by powermark
the 3-4 i saw were all in the high 250s, hadnt seen any 270s..... sorry....
Originally Posted by HondaKiller
those new engines are kicking ****. Nice #'s Now i'm curious to see if the new engine respondes better to bolt ons, or if they truly maxxed it's potential out and there is little to no HP breathing room.
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Originally Posted by KManZ
Wednesday Car? Another term for factory freak? Where did this term come from?
i8acobra- I was wondering the same thing about the SAE corrected ratings. I am thinking that the WHP numbers are independent of the crank ratings. So a dyno b/w an 03-06 and an 07 would show the same WHP differences whether or not you use SAE or Corrected numbers for the crank rating.
i8acobra- I was wondering the same thing about the SAE corrected ratings. I am thinking that the WHP numbers are independent of the crank ratings. So a dyno b/w an 03-06 and an 07 would show the same WHP differences whether or not you use SAE or Corrected numbers for the crank rating.
Ill get graphs for everyone here shortly.
Nice,!
Thanks for the #'s
I hope when i get mine on a dyno they don't flufff the #'s too much. all i have done is the Greddy Evo TT exhaust and new duel intakes. Any ideas on what i should see?
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Thanks for the #'s
I hope when i get mine on a dyno they don't flufff the #'s too much. all i have done is the Greddy Evo TT exhaust and new duel intakes. Any ideas on what i should see?
Cheers
Kevin
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Originally Posted by i8acobra
STD or SAE correction?
SAE replaced STD in the early 90s, no one that I know runs STD anymore, the numbers are pretty close though.
Originally Posted by powermark
Missed this one
SAE replaced STD in the early 90s, no one that I know runs STD anymore, the numbers are pretty close though.
SAE replaced STD in the early 90s, no one that I know runs STD anymore, the numbers are pretty close though.
Originally Posted by powermark
tell them they need to get with the times! 

It's not so much about seeing bigger #'s for me, but the actual #'s my car makes in my area. I always get my dyno files from the dyno op, so I can apply any correction factor for comparison that I want or people want to see after the fact.
BTW, where are your charts? I wanna see
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Originally Posted by VitViper
Nah, both are valid correction factors, just based on slightly different temperature and pressure (etc). I prefer to use the correction factor that is closer to the actual #'s my car puts down year round. Being 8 months out of the year we rarely get into the 70's and above all my cars I've dyno'd here always get like a .97 SAE correction factor, but a .99 or 1.0 STD. STD ends up being closer to the car's uncorrected ACTUAL numbers.
It's not so much about seeing bigger #'s for me, but the actual #'s my car makes in my area. I always get my dyno files from the dyno op, so I can apply any correction factor for comparison that I want or people want to see after the fact.
BTW, where are your charts? I wanna see
It's not so much about seeing bigger #'s for me, but the actual #'s my car makes in my area. I always get my dyno files from the dyno op, so I can apply any correction factor for comparison that I want or people want to see after the fact.
BTW, where are your charts? I wanna see

I got so busy at work today that I forgot to grab them off the computer, and being that I have to go shoot Hot Rod Drag Week all next week and then NMCA GA, and THEN im on vacation, so Ill get the numbers up when i get back, about 2.5 weeks
Originally Posted by powermark
I got so busy at work today that I forgot to grab them off the computer, and being that I have to go shoot Hot Rod Drag Week all next week and then NMCA GA, and THEN im on vacation, so Ill get the numbers up when i get back, about 2.5 weeks
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Originally Posted by gabez33
nice, good pics too, looks like some kinda professional dyno photography session...lol
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[QUOTE=powermark]Our AWD dynojet became operational today as the 1st voyage was with my Z
Car ran a flat 12:1 AFR al the way accross
272whp with 84 degree air and no fan on the front, probably make 275 easy with it cooler and a fan on those factory CAI ducts, all stock. Not bad for a car rated at 306 at the crank






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Mark, you all stock ?
Car ran a flat 12:1 AFR al the way accross
272whp with 84 degree air and no fan on the front, probably make 275 easy with it cooler and a fan on those factory CAI ducts, all stock. Not bad for a car rated at 306 at the crank






[/QUOTMark, you all stock ?
Man, I was hoping an HR engine would become available to me for my swap, but I'm making due with an 06 (non-revup) for now. Then in a year or so when I do the body work on my Dime (ie pull the engine & everything else) I hope I'll be able to snag an HR by then to be the foundation for engine mods. They seem like they have a lot of potential, along with the fact that they are built a bit better to handle the higher revs.
Nice Dime, I've seen pics of it before on the various 510 forums. I've been planning on painting mine charcoal gray, but there seems to be a lot of gray 510's popping up so I may stick with white, or find something a little more unique.
Nice Dime, I've seen pics of it before on the various 510 forums. I've been planning on painting mine charcoal gray, but there seems to be a lot of gray 510's popping up so I may stick with white, or find something a little more unique.
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