Just hit the dyno
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Just hit the dyno
I got a baseline for my car before my 27/6 and M-Tune goes on (whenever they go on sale)
Mods:
26/8 turbo, test pipe, Tial 38mm WG, Vitesse 26/8 chip, 3bar FPR, LR MBC.
Dyno - dynocom - I don't know much about it, but they put a load on it (like a mustang dyno)
I did 3 pulls at 15psi and boost would drop to about 12psi by redline.
Uncorrected
Corrected
Vid of the gauges.
The uncorrected numbers seem in line with what other 26/8 dyno sheets I've seen have put down.
Mods:
26/8 turbo, test pipe, Tial 38mm WG, Vitesse 26/8 chip, 3bar FPR, LR MBC.
Dyno - dynocom - I don't know much about it, but they put a load on it (like a mustang dyno)
I did 3 pulls at 15psi and boost would drop to about 12psi by redline.
Uncorrected
Corrected
Vid of the gauges.
The uncorrected numbers seem in line with what other 26/8 dyno sheets I've seen have put down.
#3
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what is the difference between corrected and uncorrected?
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Thanks Scott.
Zeff: Do you use stock exhaust?
Zeff: Do you use stock exhaust?
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#8
Rainman
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are you going to bump your exhaust up in size once the K27 is on? the reason i ask is the lindsey 300rwhp kit uses the 26/8 still and pulls 300whp with a 3" system, i wonder what a k27 would do with the 6 hotside?
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303whp at 15psi w a k26/8 w stock exhaust is the same as I got with 23psi gt3076, big cam, big intercooler, big exhaust, Vitesse VFlex on E85 race map. Guess you win.
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I think the 'corrected' seems high, I was happy with the uncorrected numbers, that was more along the lines of what I expected.
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Patrick, I would suggest you give constructive advice. I don't see chest banging here, lots of chart and data. Lots of things make runs good and bad. The measurement tool seem to be the problem along with temp, heat-soak etc. Different setups, different results. Let the discussions begin.
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Patrick, I would suggest you give constructive advice. I don't see chest banging here, lots of chart and data. Lots of things make runs good and bad. The measurement tool seem to be the problem along with temp, heat-soak etc. Different setups, different results. Let the discussions begin.