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Old 02-01-2004, 05:46 AM
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Hi Folks

finally I went to the dyno to see if my butt dyno is right


Here you have the curve before the Supercharger with Aftercooler, HP are measure at the flywheel.

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the as above with Comptech SC and Aftercooler







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Nice!
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Love the look of the install in that pic.

What does your "butt dyno" tell you? (this would make more sense to me than a graph)
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That looks like an extra 100 or so bhp. Very nice. How does she feel on the road?
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NA flywheel HP seems low at 214BHP.
Supercharged looks good though.
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Nice - very tempting with the current
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What are the different colours lines on the graph mean? I presume the left axis is bhp. And what does at the flywheel mean?
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left axis, hp
right axis, nm
bottom axis, rpm
blue, hp
red, torque
green,
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Green mean power loss due to the traction...

at the end of the RPM range (7500- 9000) we had some problems becasue the car started to slippered, So we wet the tire with sugar&water and I sat on the trunk!!!!

"butt dyno" says wooooooooooooow!!!



The car is easy to drive, like haveing a 6 clynder engine.


people at the dyno told that the car is runnig very lean 14,7:1 A/F ratio:

1. I checked the plugs and they were a bit dark = Rich mixture

2. I call Comptech and told them the they measure the Co2 emission using a sonda on one tialpipe.......... Joe told me to buy a wideband and measure the A/F ratio, becuase the way that the measure is not very accurate:
2.1 I have two tial pipe
2.2 I sould see the mix before cat to get the right measure.



I will get he wideband by the end of this week, I will keep you posted.
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nice numbers Juan! good job


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