Dyno Results
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
I deal with 400+whp cars and dyno tuning on the regular.
If you want to pretend to be an expert, do it in another thread. you WILL get called on being an idiot as long as i'm around.
I've seen enough from your posts so far to know that you are going off hearsay and have no actual experience in tuning. I have top of the line bullshit detection skills, you're not putting anything past me.
If you want to pretend to be an expert, do it in another thread. you WILL get called on being an idiot as long as i'm around.
I've seen enough from your posts so far to know that you are going off hearsay and have no actual experience in tuning. I have top of the line bullshit detection skills, you're not putting anything past me.
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Running slightly leaner will gain little to no power. Going to 12.5:1 is stupid, no offense, 11.5 is plenty and gives much more room for power gains with increased timing and boost. The little that you could lean out in AF and gain, is overshadowed quite a bit by ignition timing and boost gains. On an NA car, fine tune for 12.5:1, but don't do it on a boosted one.
BTW Andrew, assuming the 22% drivetrain loss that most people say, 436awhp would be around 550 crank hp
. Not too bad for a "weak" rod stock internaled motor huh?
BTW Andrew, assuming the 22% drivetrain loss that most people say, 436awhp would be around 550 crank hp
. Not too bad for a "weak" rod stock internaled motor huh?
Originally Posted by 16g-95gsx
BTW Andrew, assuming the 22% drivetrain loss that most people say, 436awhp would be around 550 crank hp
. Not too bad for a "weak" rod stock internaled motor huh?
. Not too bad for a "weak" rod stock internaled motor huh?
Originally Posted by HighPSI TSi Guy
shut up. from reading your posts you obviously have no tuning experience. stop before you make yourself look dumber.
good #'s Chris, IMO the a/f's look great. if it's not knocking too badly, adding a couple degrees might help that misfire.




. Why push it farther and risk failure?
for good work.