Had my 951S on the dyno yesterday
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Had my 951S on the dyno yesterday
Here's a data point for anyone considering modifications. PCA Potomac region and Curry's did a charity event of dyno runs for charity. I have an 88 turbo S, with an Authothority MAF and chips along with a test pipe. Bottom end is fresh with about 1200 miles on it.
I pulled 244hp, which is satisfying, the mods have overcome the driveline losses. I didn't win most hp, but tied for 2nd with a 993, 1st was a 911 turbo at 275 hp. I did win "closest to factory horsepower" :-). Not sure anyone made over factory, so I'm thinking I might also have had the highest gain over stock.
What I curious to know is whether there's anything still on the table to be gotten. Specifically, could tuning with an a/f meter get any appreciable gain?
I pulled 244hp, which is satisfying, the mods have overcome the driveline losses. I didn't win most hp, but tied for 2nd with a 993, 1st was a 911 turbo at 275 hp. I did win "closest to factory horsepower" :-). Not sure anyone made over factory, so I'm thinking I might also have had the highest gain over stock.
What I curious to know is whether there's anything still on the table to be gotten. Specifically, could tuning with an a/f meter get any appreciable gain?
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I should have mentioned that the dyno is a Mustang. I've read Steve Weiner and others here indicating that the Mustang can give results 15-20hp lower than a dynojet. The fact that the stock 993 ran 245 to the wheels (down 15% or so from flywheel) tells me that the numbers are reasonable.
Torque was 252 @ 4250. The printout indicates 236hp @ 6000, but the 244 # was the one given to me. Don't know why.
Torque was 252 @ 4250. The printout indicates 236hp @ 6000, but the 244 # was the one given to me. Don't know why.
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Ed, the 236 is probably the direct measurement and the 244 is the SAE corrected number.
Was the air pressure especially low the day of the dyno? Or a hot day? (anything over 70 degrees = hot I believe)
Did you get an a/f curve printout?
Scan and post your dyno results
Was the air pressure especially low the day of the dyno? Or a hot day? (anything over 70 degrees = hot I believe)
Did you get an a/f curve printout?
Scan and post your dyno results
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Air pressure was probably low (it was stormy here) but temp was good and cool. So 260-270 on a Dynojet is about 245-255 on a Mustang from what I've read. If those numbers look right for a non-S, shouldn't I be seeing a little more top end from the larger turbo? All hoses, etc are new, guage shows stong boost at top end.
Here's the chart:
<img src="http://homepage.mac.com/ejd/.Pictures/951dynobig.jpg" alt=" - " />
Here's the chart:
<img src="http://homepage.mac.com/ejd/.Pictures/951dynobig.jpg" alt=" - " />
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I would of thought you would make more power with a MAF also. Here is a dyno chart of my car with Autothority chips AVC-R and shimmed waste gate. Everything else was stock to the best of my knowledge.
<img src="http://www.marsmann.com/tazman/Firstrun10-11-02.JPG" alt=" - " />
<img src="http://www.marsmann.com/tazman/Firstrun10-11-02.JPG" alt=" - " />
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Any other insights?
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I don't know, I'm running guru chips (and the manual boost controller set at 15.5 psi +3 bar fuel pressure regulator, with good compression), and I can't pull from an e36 m3 until mid 3rd gear. I think we're used to over-rating these cars a tiny bit, even though I would expect to have seen a tad bit more power from your car.
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On average, the Mustang dyno reads 13% less than a DynoJet. I pretty much have all the stuff for the "363hp" package, except the cam and I don't run the car at 18psi. My last Mustang dyno run was @17psi, was 282hp, 290 torq.
If you add 13% to that it comes up to 318, then plus 20hp for the cam, 20 hp for 18 psi,,= 358. Not quite 363 but close.
David S recently put his car on a Mustang dyno and the figures were exactly 13% less than what he pulled on a DynoJet about 3 months earlier.
Anyway, ed,,you should see about 275 on a dynojet.
If you add 13% to that it comes up to 318, then plus 20hp for the cam, 20 hp for 18 psi,,= 358. Not quite 363 but close.
David S recently put his car on a Mustang dyno and the figures were exactly 13% less than what he pulled on a DynoJet about 3 months earlier.
Anyway, ed,,you should see about 275 on a dynojet.
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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Originally posted by Ski:
<strong>On average, the Mustang dyno reads 13% less than a DynoJet. I pretty much have all the stuff for the "363hp" package, except the cam and I don't run the car at 18psi. My last Mustang dyno run was @17psi, was 282hp, 290 torq.
If you add 13% to that it comes up to 318, then plus 20hp for the cam, 20 hp for 18 psi,,= 358. Not quite 363 but close.
</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Maybe the cam will give about 20 hp but I doubt that 1 psi of added boost will give you 20hp. That's only about 0,068 bar. But on the other hand your turbo is quite large! Hmm..
<strong>On average, the Mustang dyno reads 13% less than a DynoJet. I pretty much have all the stuff for the "363hp" package, except the cam and I don't run the car at 18psi. My last Mustang dyno run was @17psi, was 282hp, 290 torq.
If you add 13% to that it comes up to 318, then plus 20hp for the cam, 20 hp for 18 psi,,= 358. Not quite 363 but close.
</strong></font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Helvetica">Maybe the cam will give about 20 hp but I doubt that 1 psi of added boost will give you 20hp. That's only about 0,068 bar. But on the other hand your turbo is quite large! Hmm..
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Thanks all, so it's sounding like the numbers are as expected - looks like about a 35-40hp gain from stock. I'm not too worried about absolute numbers as long as I get reliable power down to the ground and can pass the 993s at the track.
I do think I'll see about getting some good tuning with an a/f guage in there to try to optimize things. Thanks all.
I do think I'll see about getting some good tuning with an a/f guage in there to try to optimize things. Thanks all.