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#21

06-10-2008 | 10:14 PM

cincyTT

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RE: Who needs a chip? Dyno #'s

very much so. I just need a good suspension now to help with the added power and that to come

#22

06-10-2008 | 10:27 PM

AhDee_tt

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RE: Who needs a chip? Dyno #'

What are your WHP estimates when you go BT? Whats your goal?

#23

06-10-2008 | 10:30 PM

steveo1989

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RE: Who needs a chip? Dyno #'s

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ORIGINAL: cincyTT

whp of course.. keep in mind the engine wasnt fully broken in and on 9mo old gas. I did however just add in a 4bar a couple days ago because i would have problem with jerking (to much duty cycle) and it cured that problem.

Why waste the money on dyno runs if you know you have old, bad gas and your car isn't up to par? At least now we'll have comparison dyno tests from this bad gas (and non-broken-in engine) compared to good gas and a broken in engine (if you do dyno tests again with same equipment).

#24

06-10-2008 | 10:47 PM

cincyTT

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RE: Who needs a chip? Dyno #'s

The engine had ~180psi acrossall cylsso it was good, but not fully broken in. The gas was still good since the car started up, idled, and ran fine. It couldnt of been to bad, maybe a few octane lower. The dyno wasnt charged and was to mainly check for a/f and since i didnt go above 12:1, i still have more power to make

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What are your WHP estimates when you go BT? Whats your goal?

goal is more than 400whp on pump to start and 450whp on pump when ~maxed.