My Dyno :D
03-06-2004, 03:57 AM
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Hi,
yesterday i was on the Dyno from Oettinger (famous VW and Audi Tuner in Germany).
Here are the dyno sheets:
292 RWHP
331 Engine HP
198 Lb/Ft
Dyno was run in 6th gear at a Roller-Type Bosch Dyno
Speed at 9000 in 6th gear was nearly 168 mph
Oettinger had no wideband sensor available at the moment, but i will check the AFR Ratio very soon.
yesterday i was on the Dyno from Oettinger (famous VW and Audi Tuner in Germany).
Here are the dyno sheets:
292 RWHP
331 Engine HP
198 Lb/Ft
Dyno was run in 6th gear at a Roller-Type Bosch Dyno
Speed at 9000 in 6th gear was nearly 168 mph
Oettinger had no wideband sensor available at the moment, but i will check the AFR Ratio very soon.
03-06-2004, 04:12 AM
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very impressive, bro, and i'm glad you made that conversion to emperical. i had a hard enough time figuring out the conversion from kiloPascals to psi when i put in my defi gauges. 
03-06-2004, 07:47 AM
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Originally posted by ReedZ
Why did you run in 6th gear?
Why did you run in 6th gear?
Dont know that. The technican from Oettinger said me, that he always dyno the cars with the last gear.
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03-07-2004, 03:21 AM
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Originally posted by sebrings2k
nice!
how come some of the red lines jump off the chart?
nice!
how come some of the red lines jump off the chart?
The technican said me, this peaks was an error in the computer program. Maybe because it was very cold this morning.
