Amuse-ing day at the dyno
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Man, talk about an old thread...
Amuse parking lot flyby
But as has been said before, sound inside the car is nothing like what it's like outside. The Amuse is loud, but not as loud as my custom-bent system using the stock resonator and a Borla XR1. Edge definitely goes to the Amuse for sound. Nothing quite like it...
Amuse parking lot flyby
But as has been said before, sound inside the car is nothing like what it's like outside. The Amuse is loud, but not as loud as my custom-bent system using the stock resonator and a Borla XR1. Edge definitely goes to the Amuse for sound. Nothing quite like it...
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When I went to dyno my car, my car was making more and more HP as the car got hotter. Why is this? everyone else best run was the first run and mines was the last run on the Dynojet.
Chris C.
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When I went to dyno my car, my car was making more and more HP as the car got hotter. Why is this? everyone else best run was the first run and mines was the last run on the Dynojet.
Chris C.
When I went to dyno my car, my car was making more and more HP as the car got hotter. Why is this? everyone else best run was the first run and mines was the last run on the Dynojet.
Chris C.
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Originally posted by SC-SUZUKA
When I went to dyno my car, my car was making more and more HP as the car got hotter. Why is this? everyone else best run was the first run and mines was the last run on the Dynojet.
Chris C.
When I went to dyno my car, my car was making more and more HP as the car got hotter. Why is this? everyone else best run was the first run and mines was the last run on the Dynojet.
Chris C.
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Consider intake temps as well. If the car has been sitting for a short period, intake temps go through the roof. A full throttle run will actually bring those temps down. A couple consecutive runs will bring them back down to more normal operating conditions.
Oil temps, as Gernby suggested, also play a role. We've seen changes of as much as 5-8 hp from a stone cold situation (engine temps normal, but car was not driven) all the way to fully warmed up in terms of oil temps. And you can warm up the tranny/diff oil without driving the car under some load (meaning on the road, or a load type dyno).
UL
Oil temps, as Gernby suggested, also play a role. We've seen changes of as much as 5-8 hp from a stone cold situation (engine temps normal, but car was not driven) all the way to fully warmed up in terms of oil temps. And you can warm up the tranny/diff oil without driving the car under some load (meaning on the road, or a load type dyno).
UL
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