I've sent my 964 turbo for tuning.
#16
So the car is ready, good fuel consumption is reduced, it will take 15 liters less in the city.
drives like normal cars with perfect gas pedal reaction and no burning fuel in the exhaust.
400 German horses from 5500 to 6800.
max boost 0.85 bar.
drives like normal cars with perfect gas pedal reaction and no burning fuel in the exhaust.
400 German horses from 5500 to 6800.
max boost 0.85 bar.
Last edited by 997 tt/rs; 06-01-2023 at 11:55 AM.
#18
Keep in mind - dynos vary from manufacturer to manufacturer, shop to shop, etc - so one car will get different numbers at different shops. They are most useful to compare your own car before and after mods, using the same dyno - to see the difference. Preferably at same/similar ambient temps, too.
Brandon
'91 Turbo
Brandon
'91 Turbo
#19
before tuning I made detailed measurements of acceleration, the car should come to me at the end of next week and I will measure acceleration again. Everyone believes that the horses from the RS Tuning dyno are real German horses. Before tuning, the power measured on the same engine dynamometer was 325 horses, so as much as a standard car. I was very impressed how the engine behaves during normal driving in city traffic, just like in a modern car ... and on the highway it accelerates really strongly and smoothly. For the first time I see the exhaust pipe in this car has a bright color, it has always been pitch black.
picture bellow on 4th gear.
I believe it will do 300kmh and i will test it.
picture bellow on 4th gear.
I believe it will do 300kmh and i will test it.
Last edited by 997 tt/rs; 06-02-2023 at 12:17 PM.
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Igooz (06-02-2023)
#21
I am pleased to hear that you are pleased! I have to agree that the final test is the actual driveability of the car: around town, low speed, idle, A/C on, followed with your full load autobahn. EPA used to call this LA Freeway cycle which meant wide open throttle down to a full stop to idle followed with low speed crawl.
But I still am not sure what German horses are? DIN PS? vs. NET SAE? or are Arabian horses better than other horses?
Here is a picture of from my HotRod (last year) on an EPA certified test cell on an Eddie Current engine dyno at one of the best for the Detroit auto makers; 2.9L Dual Plugged, hot cam, XDI, custom Webers, Great American Horses here!
But I still am not sure what German horses are? DIN PS? vs. NET SAE? or are Arabian horses better than other horses?
Here is a picture of from my HotRod (last year) on an EPA certified test cell on an Eddie Current engine dyno at one of the best for the Detroit auto makers; 2.9L Dual Plugged, hot cam, XDI, custom Webers, Great American Horses here!
Last edited by Igooz; 06-02-2023 at 05:36 PM.
#22
I have read in the past that: The Porsche 964 Turbo has a speed limiter , I have seen between 169 and 174 MPH.
I looked in my factory manuals but cannot find a reference.....I would like to know more about this
I looked in my factory manuals but cannot find a reference.....I would like to know more about this
#23
I will ask but I don't think so, stock car won't go faster than 270kmh as turbo has no power to keep the boost.
#24
I am pleased to hear that you are pleased! I have to agree that the final test is the actual driveability of the car: around town, low speed, idle, A/C on, followed with your full load autobahn. EPA used to call this LA Freeway cycle which meant wide open throttle down to a full stop to idle followed with low speed crawl.
But I still am not sure what German horses are? DIN PS? vs. NET SAE? or are Arabian horses better than other horses?
Here is a picture of from my HotRod (last year) on an EPA certified test cell on an Eddie Current engine dyno at one of the best for the Detroit auto makers; 2.9L Dual Plugged, hot cam, XDI, custom Webers, Great American Horses here!
But I still am not sure what German horses are? DIN PS? vs. NET SAE? or are Arabian horses better than other horses?
Here is a picture of from my HotRod (last year) on an EPA certified test cell on an Eddie Current engine dyno at one of the best for the Detroit auto makers; 2.9L Dual Plugged, hot cam, XDI, custom Webers, Great American Horses here!
#27
So. you are talking KW and not DIN? That would put it around 563 HP SAE. On CIS? I don't think so. Everyone I have seen try it made power until it blew up. There are too many limiting factors from CIS and to achieve that much would need to go well above 1.1 bar and then the heads always lifted.
I will be interested in what you achieve.
I will be interested in what you achieve.
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cobalt (06-14-2023)
#29
Those are great acceleration times but your original statement was based on 500hp+ on CIS. Keep in mind many of us have dealt with CIS systems on our cars for many years, so when a claim for high hp is made there are many doubts because of the limitations the system has.
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