2019 718 GTS Dyno Numbers - Stock
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Interesting, I've only ever seen dyne's with RPM's on the bottom graph. Not much use to with time. You want to know where your power band sits in the RPM range. Mustang dyno's typically report numbers lower then a dynojet, so these numbers are overly optimistic. Not sure how useful this will be comparing to future upgrades.
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Close to what Porsche states. May be a little more for liability reasons. Or you can choose to drink the Kool-aid and believe the financially motivated rumor spreaders whose dynos can be manipulated to read whatever makes you happy. Some other dynos just happened to read high for calibration/setting reasons. That is why dynos should be used to measure incremental gains after each modifications under as similar conditions as possible.
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Close to what Porsche states. May be a little more for liability reasons. Or you can choose to drink the Kool-aid and believe the financially motivated rumor spreaders whose dynos can be manipulated to read whatever makes you happy. Some other dynos just happened to read high for calibration/setting reasons. That is why dynos should be used to measure incremental gains after each modifications under as similar conditions as possible.
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BMW on the other hand absolutely does.