Dyno's in Hawaii
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If you don't mind a non-S2K jumping in, I might be interested - depends on when you plan to do it. I'm doing some work to my Mustang, which is always a slow process (me fast through cones, not fast with wrench ). Once it's running reliably I definitely need to dyno it to start tuning it.
Pat Olsen
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Pat- of course non-s2k's are welcome to a group dyno. Especially those that whoop our butts on the auto-x course
As for what I had at the time, I believe it was:
J's racing N1 exhaust,
JR filter
Mingster's front-lower-cross-brace
Rick's S badges
Since then look how much money I'm burning:
Mugen airbox
Mugen header
Mugen t-stat
Mugen fan switch
Mugen rad cap
Mugen sock
Mugen SS front bumper
Mugen ECU
Spoon test pipe
Spoon magnetic drain plug
Spoon strut tower brace
Hondata intake manifold insulating gasket
Rick's 4.44 final gear
Voodoo shift knob
Kodokan's seat locks
Clifford Intelliguard alarm system
SSR type-C rims
Tein RS coilovers
Hawker Genesis lightweight battery
SOMEONE HAS GOT TO STOP ME!!
As for what I had at the time, I believe it was:
J's racing N1 exhaust,
JR filter
Mingster's front-lower-cross-brace
Rick's S badges
Since then look how much money I'm burning:
Mugen airbox
Mugen header
Mugen t-stat
Mugen fan switch
Mugen rad cap
Mugen sock
Mugen SS front bumper
Mugen ECU
Spoon test pipe
Spoon magnetic drain plug
Spoon strut tower brace
Hondata intake manifold insulating gasket
Rick's 4.44 final gear
Voodoo shift knob
Kodokan's seat locks
Clifford Intelliguard alarm system
SSR type-C rims
Tein RS coilovers
Hawker Genesis lightweight battery
SOMEONE HAS GOT TO STOP ME!!
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Location: Hawaii
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My last dyno run was done under the following...
206hp/135tq
AEM V2 intake
stock header
stock exhaust w/ dual Tsudo Ti mufflers
VAFC2 with 13.2 avg AF, VTEC @ 5800rpms
Comptech Gen-2 front sway bar
Since then, I now have...
AEM V2 Intake
Hondata Insulator
Custom valve adjustment
Denso IK24 Iridium Plugs
Mugen Header w/ cat
Spugen Dual Ti V2 exhaust system
Mugen fan switch
Mugen T-stat
Mugen rad cap
Mugen N1 ECU
new OEM clutch via TSB
Comptech Gen-2 front swaybar
McGard Seat Locks
Voodoo Ti-Shift Knob
Viper Alarm System
AEM FPR (not installed)
AEM wideband (on order)
The part that shocks me is that the cost of the next few mods is going to break the bank... I autocross and I didn't do anything to the suspension except dial in a little understeer (still riding OEM shocks and springs). If I do upgrade the suspension, then the wheels/tires I'm using now won't suffice to maintain grip.
206hp/135tq
AEM V2 intake
stock header
stock exhaust w/ dual Tsudo Ti mufflers
VAFC2 with 13.2 avg AF, VTEC @ 5800rpms
Comptech Gen-2 front sway bar
Since then, I now have...
AEM V2 Intake
Hondata Insulator
Custom valve adjustment
Denso IK24 Iridium Plugs
Mugen Header w/ cat
Spugen Dual Ti V2 exhaust system
Mugen fan switch
Mugen T-stat
Mugen rad cap
Mugen N1 ECU
new OEM clutch via TSB
Comptech Gen-2 front swaybar
McGard Seat Locks
Voodoo Ti-Shift Knob
Viper Alarm System
AEM FPR (not installed)
AEM wideband (on order)
The part that shocks me is that the cost of the next few mods is going to break the bank... I autocross and I didn't do anything to the suspension except dial in a little understeer (still riding OEM shocks and springs). If I do upgrade the suspension, then the wheels/tires I'm using now won't suffice to maintain grip.
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You will Bruce... one thing at a time. You're going to have 2 installed when you get back.
Pat Olsen, you're welcome to come along when we get a good price and agree on a day that we all can attend.
Pat Olsen, you're welcome to come along when we get a good price and agree on a day that we all can attend.