Dyno results
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I had a groupon for two dyno pulls and went and used it today. Im not sure if the results are high, low or correct...
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208 WHP and 149lb torque
Fujita CAI - Invidia exhaust - all fluids and spark plugs changed about 400mi ago - valve adjustment about 500mi ago
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208 WHP and 149lb torque
Fujita CAI - Invidia exhaust - all fluids and spark plugs changed about 400mi ago - valve adjustment about 500mi ago
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Likely, any gain you may have had would have been within a normal margin of error between 2 consecutive dyno pulls.
Intake and exhaust may add <5HP together, and not even across the whole range. They're more for sound. The stock parts are about as free-flowing as you're going to see unless you have other mods where the increased flow of the after-market parts will show a benefit. Also, to see any appreciable gain, you'd need a standalone ECU and tuning.
Intake and exhaust may add <5HP together, and not even across the whole range. They're more for sound. The stock parts are about as free-flowing as you're going to see unless you have other mods where the increased flow of the after-market parts will show a benefit. Also, to see any appreciable gain, you'd need a standalone ECU and tuning.
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