2nd gen LS dyno results?
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2nd gen LS dyno results?
Has anybody done a dyno run with their 2G LS?
I searched and found nothing but other Lexus dyno results.
Any guesses as to what it would put to the wheels?
I searched and found nothing but other Lexus dyno results.
Any guesses as to what it would put to the wheels?
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Well, the 95-97 models would probably put around 210 to the ground. As for the 98-00 versions, possibly 240. My goal is to have my 2nd gen put 250 on the ground...that is obtainabe..good intake and a better exhaust would help.
Don't quote me on these answers, as I have never dynoed my Lexus. Soon I will have an exhaust on the car, and an open intake...then I might just take it to a dyno.
Don't quote me on these answers, as I have never dynoed my Lexus. Soon I will have an exhaust on the car, and an open intake...then I might just take it to a dyno.
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I guess i'll just have to go find a dyno then! LOL
Not that I plan on doing that much modding in the first place. It would be nice to know where i'm starting out at. My engine is very strong so I would be disappointed if it was below 200.
Not that I plan on doing that much modding in the first place. It would be nice to know where i'm starting out at. My engine is very strong so I would be disappointed if it was below 200.
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Would be a major variation in your 95-97 and the 98-00 dyno results even with the same mods as it is VVT-i which changes everything as well a s the 5 speed tranny to top it off.
The 90-94 would be a better comparison of figures than a 98 and up .
The 90-94 would be a better comparison of figures than a 98 and up .
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Like I said; i'll probably just have to take it to a dyno since it looks like no one else has an answer for the 95-97.
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The GS400 guys with some modifications are putting down as much as 260 to the ground. Of course the dyno sheets don't lie to us. The guy with the 248 has an intake and some sort of computer. I think that maybe stock it would pull 235-240. That's what I had previously thought about the LS400.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus--GS400-Dyno-Sheets.html
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus--GS400-Dyno-Sheets.html
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The GS400 guys with some modifications are putting down as much as 260 to the ground. Of course the dyno sheets don't lie to us. The guy with the 248 has an intake and some sort of computer. I think that maybe stock it would pull 235-240. That's what I had previously thought about the LS400.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus--GS400-Dyno-Sheets.html
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus--GS400-Dyno-Sheets.html
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our own JBrady has a timeslip up there for his lightly modded 2LS.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus-LS400-Timeslip-2794.html
14.220 @ 99.38mph
what i found amusing is that using a regular old HP calculator (http://www.dragtimes.com/horsepower-...alculator.php?) with a vehicle weight of 4000 (GVW is like 3800ish+driver) u get an estimated flywheel HP of 290.68!
Lexus rated it at 290 back when it was new
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus-LS400-Timeslip-2794.html
14.220 @ 99.38mph
what i found amusing is that using a regular old HP calculator (http://www.dragtimes.com/horsepower-...alculator.php?) with a vehicle weight of 4000 (GVW is like 3800ish+driver) u get an estimated flywheel HP of 290.68!
Lexus rated it at 290 back when it was new
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our own JBrady has a timeslip up there for his lightly modded 2LS.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus-LS400-Timeslip-2794.html
14.220 @ 99.38mph
what i found amusing is that using a regular old HP calculator (http://www.dragtimes.com/horsepower-...alculator.php?) with a vehicle weight of 4000 (GVW is like 3800ish+driver) u get an estimated flywheel HP of 290.68!
Lexus rated it at 290 back when it was new
http://www.dragtimes.com/Lexus-LS400-Timeslip-2794.html
14.220 @ 99.38mph
what i found amusing is that using a regular old HP calculator (http://www.dragtimes.com/horsepower-...alculator.php?) with a vehicle weight of 4000 (GVW is like 3800ish+driver) u get an estimated flywheel HP of 290.68!
Lexus rated it at 290 back when it was new
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