Cars w/Luke Dyno
#16
I prefer to say that we’re 4mph up at the end of the Hangar straight vs stock 718 GT4 with our exhaust installed than quote numbers. 148mph peak vs Weissach GT3RS at 152mph, no arguing with those numbers or the fact that our 718 GT4 drives past a stock car in a straight line
As for the sound, no doubt. Any system which doesn’t properly merge gasses from bank 1 to bank 2 will sound pretty flat and uninteresting.
JC
As for the sound, no doubt. Any system which doesn’t properly merge gasses from bank 1 to bank 2 will sound pretty flat and uninteresting.
JC
#17
Its YouTube at the end of the day, there’s always going to be an element of click bait to the title. I think anyone serious out there considering our products is savvy enough to see through it and come to their own conclusions.
JC
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#18
I think if you see past the title and listen to the content it’s no issue. The dyno operator and Luke both mention 380hp with a stock 718 GT4 and 395hp with Lukes car on the same dyno.
Its YouTube at the end of the day, there’s always going to be an element of click bait to the title. I think anyone serious out there considering our products is savvy enough to see through it and come to their own conclusions.
JC
Its YouTube at the end of the day, there’s always going to be an element of click bait to the title. I think anyone serious out there considering our products is savvy enough to see through it and come to their own conclusions.
JC
We’re splitting hairs here though, my original intent was to call into question PAG’s rating of the 718, moreover in the context the of the dyno results of this new 4.0 against whatever else they have in their current or recent stable.
#19
But that wasn’t Luke’s car tested with and without the mod, they referred to another car. If what Archimedes says is indeed true about a 5% deviation, then that alone can account for the HP delta.
We’re splitting hairs here though, my original intent was to call into question PAG’s rating of the 718, moreover in the context the of the dyno results of this new 4.0 against whatever else they have in their current or recent stable.
We’re splitting hairs here though, my original intent was to call into question PAG’s rating of the 718, moreover in the context the of the dyno results of this new 4.0 against whatever else they have in their current or recent stable.
As more and more cars out there are being independently tested the results will soon become abundantly clear. I agree that this video doesn’t exactly help due to its somewhat vague delivery of the data but we have no control over that
We’re at the dyno with our car soon back to back testing all components in every possible configuration so plenty of great data coming from us and I’m sure plenty of customers and shops will be testing their cars independently too.
I guess I’m not really concerned because I have total confidence in our products
JC
#21
I dont know how what my straightaway speed is lol. I just wanna know if my car is faster. Honestly dont know why people dont use dragy more. Between the DA and slope display, the real time G’s, the only thing left is whether the driver farted sideways to know how comparable the real world performance is. A couple Dundon GT3s have shown massive gains in the 60-130. Almost as much as a flash on a turbo engine
#22
I only watch Luke’s videos for the car and sound and ignore what he says. The guy absolutely does not know much about the mechanics of an automobile. Simply put he just drives them and makes videos to make a few bucks.
The dyno numbers are spot on (obviously measured at the wheels). Nothing much to see here.
The dyno numbers are spot on (obviously measured at the wheels). Nothing much to see here.
#23
I dont know how what my straightaway speed is lol. I just wanna know if my car is faster. Honestly dont know why people dont use dragy more. Between the DA and slope display, the real time G’s, the only thing left is whether the driver farted sideways to know how comparable the real world performance is. A couple Dundon GT3s have shown massive gains in the 60-130. Almost as much as a flash on a turbo engine
I only watch Luke’s videos for the car and sound and ignore what he says. The guy absolutely does not know much about the mechanics of an automobile. Simply put he just drives them and makes videos to make a few bucks.
The dyno numbers are spot on (obviously measured at the wheels). Nothing much to see here.
The dyno numbers are spot on (obviously measured at the wheels). Nothing much to see here.
#24
Just had a quick look, the Sportec dyno is in Höri, Switzerland. Altitude is 412m / 1351ft.
General rule of thumb is 3-4%power loss per 1000ft over manufacture claimed figures
So best case scenario (elevation x 0.03 x horsepower @ sea level)/1000 equates to around 17hp lost due to altitude.
Likely something to do with the low figures, amongst other things
JC
General rule of thumb is 3-4%power loss per 1000ft over manufacture claimed figures
So best case scenario (elevation x 0.03 x horsepower @ sea level)/1000 equates to around 17hp lost due to altitude.
Likely something to do with the low figures, amongst other things
JC
#25
I remember those days when everyone thought 718 GT4 was just the same as a 981 GT4 re: power / delivery. Great to see we're finally getting the facts of the difference. 718 GT4 has so much more to go when modded, great base to get to 500hp.
#26
Video is brutal; didn't even disclose any info about the dyno, conditions, whether they were measuring wheel hp, which it seems they were and if so the numbers would be strong. Seems to be a very clear misunderstanding on what dyno's measure in the video.
#27
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#29
Id rather take that risk with the manual TBH. PDK are $$$$$ and I wouldn't want to find out how much it could take. The main issue will be the torque, which is pretty low. I dont see more than mid/high 300's which isnt crazy, My manual carrera T had over 500 ft lb in 4th gear at the crank at some point. No slipping, nothing. Other people's pdk were acting ape**** with stage 2 mods. Obviously this was a different transmission.
#30
Lots of conversation in the video about the "incorrect gas" in the car, so maybe a lower octane or generic brand of gasoline was in the car during the runs? That would certainly account for lower numbers as well.