The IS had a busy day today
06-21-06 | 11:50 AM
#61
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Originally Posted by chuckb
nice RoRo-I smell an eleven second IS brewing. 
you'll be sick of twelves in no time. 
you'll be sick of twelves in no time. All in due time. I plan on really beefing up the internals first and then putting a much smaller pulley on this and going crazy with the boost. I might even look into making it dual charged, turbo and supercharged. I also have a nitrous kit sitting around doing nothing which might come into play in the future.
06-21-06 | 12:28 PM
#66
Originally Posted by uschardcor
because 1/4 mile != hp? with his weight removal his track numbers are not indicative to engine peformance statistics
and pinoychris is right i believe
and pinoychris is right i believe
06-21-06 | 01:08 PM
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I don't understand the difference in dyno #'s between SAE or whatever. It's not my dyno, I take it to the same shop and ask them to do the dyno. Those are the dyno printouts that they gave me that I posted, and I didn't ask for any others.
06-21-06 | 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by uschardcor
ok, for the second time, when are you going to dyno using SAE. all your dynos so far have been too high.
Besides his numbers don't look out of line with the other dyno plots that I've seen.
06-22-06 | 10:05 AM
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his base is inflated by about 10 hp. SAE works both ways yes but JDM cars are also notorious for taking hits when SAE is used. the TL took a 17+ hp hit when sae came out...SAE isn't a big deal to american cars, typically not a big change. with anything from japan though it should be done.
RoRo, to answer your question...even if its not yoru dyno. who's dynoing it should use SAE now that it is the standard, and on japanese cars, as i just said, usually drops the HP. the 350 stock should be in the 250 VERY low 260 range if ur lucky.
RoRo, to answer your question...even if its not yoru dyno. who's dynoing it should use SAE now that it is the standard, and on japanese cars, as i just said, usually drops the HP. the 350 stock should be in the 250 VERY low 260 range if ur lucky.
06-22-06 | 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by uschardcor
his base is inflated by about 10 hp. SAE works both ways yes but JDM cars are also notorious for taking hits when SAE is used. the TL took a 17+ hp hit when sae came out...SAE isn't a big deal to american cars, typically not a big change. with anything from japan though it should be done.
RoRo, to answer your question...even if its not yoru dyno. who's dynoing it should use SAE now that it is the standard, and on japanese cars, as i just said, usually drops the HP. the 350 stock should be in the 250 VERY low 260 range if ur lucky.
RoRo, to answer your question...even if its not yoru dyno. who's dynoing it should use SAE now that it is the standard, and on japanese cars, as i just said, usually drops the HP. the 350 stock should be in the 250 VERY low 260 range if ur lucky.
RoRo also has a custom exhaust IIRC. His bhp figure is about what it should be.
06-22-06 | 11:20 AM
#73
Originally Posted by uschardcor
his base is inflated by about 10 hp. SAE works both ways yes but JDM cars are also notorious for taking hits when SAE is used. the TL took a 17+ hp hit when sae came out...SAE isn't a big deal to american cars, typically not a big change. with anything from japan though it should be done.
The SAE correction you see on chassis dynos will also have an impact but is not at all the same testing procedure you're referring to above on the TL. If you have dynojet runviewer and the source files, you can turn the SAE filter on and off... on mine its made +/- a 4hp difference at most for max.
06-26-06 | 04:18 AM
#75
Originally Posted by RoRo
Yeah, Steve at LMS gave me a few bottles and showed me how I drain the oil from the supercharger and refill it. Here is the picture of the supercharger I said I would take earlier:
The latest power/weight ratio is:
3259/277.12 = 11.760
. The car pulls very nicely and lights up the rear tires if you get on it hard. I can't wait to get it to the drag strip and see what #'s it will put up. I should have another dyno by the end of the week. I'm not expecting a huge HP gain since it's running such low boost now.
The latest power/weight ratio is:
3259/277.12 = 11.760
. The car pulls very nicely and lights up the rear tires if you get on it hard. I can't wait to get it to the drag strip and see what #'s it will put up. I should have another dyno by the end of the week. I'm not expecting a huge HP gain since it's running such low boost now.
Is your IS the first IS350 S/C done?Did you go ahead and have the compression lowered for for future boosting? I f so, I'm sure your new HP #'s will be really ow w/ the %lbs boost.