Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Please just post if you will be running you car on the Dyno Saturday: 1) Kevin 2) Don 3) Troy 4) Julie ??? |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I will be the low powered car there, but probably not until 10 or 11, and thats if traffic is clear. Can someone PM their cell in case I can't find it? Thanks. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees What time is this supposed to take place again? ZZZZ. :p Oh, ok after 9 am. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I'll be there in spirit, pulling for eveyone to come away with some good numbers! (I know you will.) Bill |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I took off my sunglasses in someone's car (Julie?) Can I get them back please? TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Hey TA pretty slick move with the old sun glasses trick. By the way TA was very instrumental in getting the cars hooked up and unhooked. Also did some seat time on the dyno runs. He put in a good days work. Others as well. I want to congratulate Julie for her cars performance. It was probably the biggest surprise if you will. It would have but down more power but the motor needed more fuel than the system could deliver. Hopefully its only the fuel filter. She was down to 30 pounds at WOT and 100% injector duty cycle. I think our cars will put in a very good showing at the F-Body invasion this Memorial Day. We will have a good number of solid 12 second cars. 4th gens beware. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I hope you guys will post some numbers. I am curious to see how the various cars did on the dyno. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Julie had some great new numbers after her cam swap, and Pat's engine in Don's car put up some great numbers as well. I'll let them post it. My car is down on both HP and TQ since the last dyno with this combo back in February. I dont know if its because I didnt change the oil, or because its dirty from a year's worth of daily driving, or something changed after removing the 3.5" Dynomax race muffler, or what. I cant remember the exact numbers, but it made around 343 RWHP and 350 RWTQ capped up, and 351 RWHP and 363 RWTQ after opening the cut-out. Don has all the dyno runs on his computer. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I'm not sure about the numbers, but it ended up being somehwere around 320rwhp and 370tq! I was only hoping to break over 300 HP! (Previously it was about 285/330) Thanks, Don, the car has come together well after all that work, and thanks, Kevin for the tune. I picked up like 30 hp!
Originally Posted by TA
(Post 4004548)
I took off my sunglasses in someone's car (Julie?) Can I get them back please? TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Now Julie is definitly a force to be reckoned with, and with her ability to cut .001 lights, we are all gonna be in deep s--t!! |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees posting the car's information with the dyno info. would be great. if there was a baseline to show the improvement of the parts used would also be information people could use to make thier choices also. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by Russ-So Cal
(Post 4004715)
I hope you guys will post some numbers. I am curious to see how the various cars did on the dyno. Pat's engine in my car put down 351/378...355/short runners |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by 85gulstrandTA
(Post 4005123)
posting the car's information with the dyno info. would be great. if there was a baseline to show the improvement of the parts used would also be information people could use to make thier choices also. http://www.sc3g.org/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=690 And you can read about the previous dyno results on my engine on the TPI board, in the sticky post "Our quest for a better flowing TPI." |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Yea, 325 HP and 328 Lbs/Ft of torque on my long-tube 383, so Julies' high mileage stock shortblock 350 would put the hurt on me. Somehow in converting to long tubes and true duals with an X-pipe, I managed to gain 12 HP and loose 46 Lbs/Ft of torque. Whatever was not right before is even more not right now. TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I managed to gain 12 HP and loose 46 Lbs/Ft of torque. Whatever was not right before is even more not right now. When Yamaha brought out that crotch rocket to compete with the HD I read that they went thru a train car load of exhaust systems before they got the sound they wanted. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees TA, I had you down for 334rwhp and around 345rwtq on you best dyno pull. You started out low but kept gaining with each refinement of the tune. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Maybe that was uncorrected? I had those figures in my head as well, but unless I'm missing my last dyno run, it was not a great showing for the stroker. TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by TA
(Post 4007005)
Maybe that was uncorrected? I had those figures in my head as well, but unless I'm missing my last dyno run, it was not a great showing for the stroker. TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees My heads are ported Edelbrock E-tec 200s and the intake is a ported Edelbrock Vortec adapter, with an unported SuperRam on top of it, fed by an SLP cold air intake and a BBK 58MM throttle body and gutted maf. TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Fixed My heads are ported Edelcrock E-tec 200s and the intake is a ported Edelcrock Vortec adapter, with an unported SuperRam on top of it, fed by an SLP cold air intake and a BBK 58MM throttle body and gutted maf. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by injdinjn
(Post 4007428)
Fixed TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees You didn't mention the exhaust system. Have you done anything to the exhaust system? |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by Russ-So Cal
(Post 4008158)
You didn't mention the exhaust system. Have you done anything to the exhaust system? TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees TA, from your standpoint I would be wondering why the torque is so low in comparison. The horsepower is an air flow problem in the higher rpms and I believe you have the solution for that. It could be with the new exhaust the "wave tuning" is at the worst possible amplitude. Might be as simple as moving your x pipe to the proper location if that is physically possible. Or maybe just eliminate it and see what happens. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees You were on the right track. I spoke to Darryl Bassani, who designed the true-dual exhaust system, and he explained that running cats after the x-pipe, especially on long-tube headers, just in front of the rear axle is most of my problem. The long-tubes and distance allow the exhaust gasses to cool substantially, but when they get back into the converters, which "light off", they raise the temprature back up from about 500 to almost 1500 degrees. This temprature increase dramatically increases the pressure in and after the cats, and is like blowing high pressure air back up my tailpipes. He also says that if it is also intake restricted, it will make this effect even worse. He didn't expect it to make that much difference, but he predicts that if I move the cats as close to the exhaust ports as possible (gee, all newer cars have cats as far forward as possible, don't they?) and open up the intake, it will be a whole different animal. (Sigh) Hack up my exhaust and try again... TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees Hmmmmm. Thanks TA for the information. That "might" be a problem for me. Per side I will be using a short tube header, exhaust termination box then catalytic converter then a y-pipe to join both sides and of course the single 3.5" pipe to the muffler. The exhaust termination box will cool the gases as they expand. I will use a thermal barrier inside and out on the termination boxes to keep as much heat as posible inside. Maybe insulate the pipe with thermal barrier all the way to the converter. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees (Sigh) Hack up my exhaust and try again... Dont feel bad, Yamaha went thru a train carload of exhaust systems until they got the right sound for the crotch rocket they made to compete against the H-D. So we are just getting started. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by 1989GTATransAm
(Post 4008480)
Hmmmmm. Thanks TA for the information. That "might" be a problem for me. Per side I will be using a short tube header, exhaust termination box then catalytic converter then a y-pipe to join both sides and of course the single 3.5" pipe to the muffler. The exhaust termination box will cool the gases as they expand. I will use a thermal barrier inside and out on the termination boxes to keep as much heat as posible inside. Maybe insulate the pipe with thermal barrier all the way to the converter. TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I will have to give this some more thought. Thanks TA |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees I am working on making a sig to show my mods, hope that helps. I usually don't like tacking them on... Ok I made a sig with my mods (see profile). I am trying to figure out how to fit more in it. |
Re: Thirdgen Dyno Day Attendees
Originally Posted by TA
(Post 4007005)
Maybe that was uncorrected? I had those figures in my head as well, but unless I'm missing my last dyno run, it was not a great showing for the stroker. TA |
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