75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
#1
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
I'm thinking about doing these two mods on my 991 TTS, but can someone independently confirm that there is actually this much of a gain from the Plenum and Y-pipe for the 991 Turbo S? If this is accurate its an incredible bang for your buck IMO....
#3
If those are the IPD claims then it is with the Cobb Accessport. The IPD plenum and Y pipe do great especially paired with the AP.
-Mitch
-Mitch
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#6
There is NO way you can achieve any real HP gains without a flash or an add-on power booster...
Any gains you think you'll get with exhaust / intake related components only, would be very marginal or possibly even negative. You can't do it on these cars or any others that I'm aware of; I'd be very suspect of any claims otherwise.
Upgraded breathing and exhausting requires more fuel, timing, air, etc.. to make more power, which can only be accurately delivered via a re-flash or an add-on power booster.
In general, ECU's are unaware of external changes such as exhaust, intake etc...and cannot to any real degree, compensate for better breathing/ exhausting on their own.
These changes on their own, without software modification, MIGHT give you a few HP at the very, very top of the band, where most people don't live.
I used to hear these things all the time on the Corvette Forums, but I have tested mods like this on the Dyno, without software, and in most cases, have never seen an impactful increase in HP. Most of it is a load of BS, made by a number of unscrupulous vendors out there.
Dyno's can be made to show power increases just by themselves...without doing anything. LOL
If you go this route, I would love to see the before and after same day Dyno runs!
Any gains you think you'll get with exhaust / intake related components only, would be very marginal or possibly even negative. You can't do it on these cars or any others that I'm aware of; I'd be very suspect of any claims otherwise.
Upgraded breathing and exhausting requires more fuel, timing, air, etc.. to make more power, which can only be accurately delivered via a re-flash or an add-on power booster.
In general, ECU's are unaware of external changes such as exhaust, intake etc...and cannot to any real degree, compensate for better breathing/ exhausting on their own.
These changes on their own, without software modification, MIGHT give you a few HP at the very, very top of the band, where most people don't live.
I used to hear these things all the time on the Corvette Forums, but I have tested mods like this on the Dyno, without software, and in most cases, have never seen an impactful increase in HP. Most of it is a load of BS, made by a number of unscrupulous vendors out there.
Dyno's can be made to show power increases just by themselves...without doing anything. LOL
If you go this route, I would love to see the before and after same day Dyno runs!
Last edited by BLOWN SRT; 08-29-2015 at 07:50 AM.
#7
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
Originally Posted by BLOWN SRT
There is NO way you can achieve any real HP gains without a flash or an add-on power booster...
Any gains you think you'll get with exhaust / intake related components only, would be very marginal or possibly even negative. You can't do it on these cars or any others that I'm aware of; I'd be very suspect of any claims otherwise.
Upgraded breathing and exhausting requires more fuel, timing, air, etc.. to make more power, which can only be accurately delivered via a re-flash or an add-on power booster.
In general, ECU's are unaware of external changes such as exhaust, intake etc...and cannot to any real degree, compensate for better breathing/ exhausting on their own.
These changes on their own, without software modification, MIGHT give you a few HP at the very, very top of the band, where most people don't live.
I used to hear these things all the time on the Corvette Forums, but I have tested mods like this on the Dyno, without software, and in most cases, have never seen an impactful increase in HP. Most of it is a load of BS, made by a number of unscrupulous vendors out there.
Dyno's can be made to show power increases just by themselves...without doing anything. LOL
If you go this route, I would love to see the before and after same day Dyno runs!
Any gains you think you'll get with exhaust / intake related components only, would be very marginal or possibly even negative. You can't do it on these cars or any others that I'm aware of; I'd be very suspect of any claims otherwise.
Upgraded breathing and exhausting requires more fuel, timing, air, etc.. to make more power, which can only be accurately delivered via a re-flash or an add-on power booster.
In general, ECU's are unaware of external changes such as exhaust, intake etc...and cannot to any real degree, compensate for better breathing/ exhausting on their own.
These changes on their own, without software modification, MIGHT give you a few HP at the very, very top of the band, where most people don't live.
I used to hear these things all the time on the Corvette Forums, but I have tested mods like this on the Dyno, without software, and in most cases, have never seen an impactful increase in HP. Most of it is a load of BS, made by a number of unscrupulous vendors out there.
Dyno's can be made to show power increases just by themselves...without doing anything. LOL
If you go this route, I would love to see the before and after same day Dyno runs!
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#8
There is NO way you can achieve any real HP gains without a flash or an add-on power booster... Any gains you think you'll get with exhaust / intake related components only, would be very marginal or possibly even negative. You can't do it on these cars or any others that I'm aware of; I'd be very suspect of any claims otherwise. Upgraded breathing and exhausting requires more fuel, timing, air, etc.. to make more power, which can only be accurately delivered via a re-flash or an add-on power booster. In general, ECU's are unaware of external changes such as exhaust, intake etc...and cannot to any real degree, compensate for better breathing/ exhausting on their own. These changes on their own, without software modification, MIGHT give you a few HP at the very, very top of the band, where most people don't live. I used to hear these things all the time on the Corvette Forums, but I have tested mods like this on the Dyno, without software, and in most cases, have never seen an impactful increase in HP. Most of it is a load of BS, made by a number of unscrupulous vendors out there. Dyno's can be made to show power increases just by themselves...without doing anything. LOL If you go this route, I would love to see the before and after same day Dyno runs!
The IPD plenum has been proven to deliver +35 ft lbs and +30 hp to the wheels on a 997.2 Turbo S bone stock. How do i know? Mine was the test car back in 2013 at Cobb SoCal with John Hebblen as the dyno operator. Posted on the 997 Turbo section and IPD website.
Because of the ECU torque limiters the power above 4,500 rpm is nominal.
IPD Mike just bought a 991 Turbo S and developed his Y pipe and just got back from the Cobbs dyno and it made the similar +35/30 delta over bone stock in the mid range no tune.
Together (the plenum and y pipe) will not make 75 hp. But hey will make substantial midrange and paired with a tune will also provide a bit more top end over the tune alone.
#9
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
Just as a FYI the Champion intercoolers hitting the market for the 991 TT and TTS now come with their own Y pipe as part of the kit. So the IPD Y pipe and Champion intercooler kit are either/or mods.
#10
100% wrong.
The IPD plenum has been proven to deliver +35 ft lbs and +30 hp to the wheels on a 997.2 Turbo S bone stock. How do i know? Mine was the test car back in 2013 at Cobb SoCal with John Hebblen as the dyno operator. Posted on the 997 Turbo section and IPD website.
Because of the ECU torque limiters the power above 4,500 rpm is nominal.
IPD Mike just bought a 991 Turbo S and developed his Y pipe and just got back from the Cobbs dyno and it made the similar +35/30 delta over bone stock in the mid range no tune.
Together (the plenum and y pipe) will not make 75 hp. But hey will make substantial midrange and paired with a tune will also provide a bit more top end over the tune alone.
The IPD plenum has been proven to deliver +35 ft lbs and +30 hp to the wheels on a 997.2 Turbo S bone stock. How do i know? Mine was the test car back in 2013 at Cobb SoCal with John Hebblen as the dyno operator. Posted on the 997 Turbo section and IPD website.
Because of the ECU torque limiters the power above 4,500 rpm is nominal.
IPD Mike just bought a 991 Turbo S and developed his Y pipe and just got back from the Cobbs dyno and it made the similar +35/30 delta over bone stock in the mid range no tune.
Together (the plenum and y pipe) will not make 75 hp. But hey will make substantial midrange and paired with a tune will also provide a bit more top end over the tune alone.
#11
100% wrong.
The IPD plenum has been proven to deliver +35 ft lbs and +30 hp to the wheels on a 997.2 Turbo S bone stock. How do i know? Mine was the test car back in 2013 at Cobb SoCal with John Hebblen as the dyno operator. Posted on the 997 Turbo section and IPD website.
Because of the ECU torque limiters the power above 4,500 rpm is nominal.
IPD Mike just bought a 991 Turbo S and developed his Y pipe and just got back from the Cobbs dyno and it made the similar +35/30 delta over bone stock in the mid range no tune.
Together (the plenum and y pipe) will not make 75 hp. But hey will make substantial midrange and paired with a tune will also provide a bit more top end over the tune alone.
The IPD plenum has been proven to deliver +35 ft lbs and +30 hp to the wheels on a 997.2 Turbo S bone stock. How do i know? Mine was the test car back in 2013 at Cobb SoCal with John Hebblen as the dyno operator. Posted on the 997 Turbo section and IPD website.
Because of the ECU torque limiters the power above 4,500 rpm is nominal.
IPD Mike just bought a 991 Turbo S and developed his Y pipe and just got back from the Cobbs dyno and it made the similar +35/30 delta over bone stock in the mid range no tune.
Together (the plenum and y pipe) will not make 75 hp. But hey will make substantial midrange and paired with a tune will also provide a bit more top end over the tune alone.
#12
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
Originally Posted by BLOWN SRT
If you say so...
What I can say is that the fastest GIAC tuned 991 Turbo S in the country, Karl911's, has it and the fastest 997.2 Turbo S in the country on stock turbos of which I am aware, Longboarder's car, has it.
#13
I don't disagree with the gain from the IPD Plenum; I have it as well, but I don't for a second believe it will achieve and gains worth noting all by itself,or even with an x-pipe, no matter
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...
#14
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
Originally Posted by BLOWN SRT
I don't disagree with the gain from the IPD Plenum; I have it as well, but I don't for a second believe it will achieve and gains worth noting all by itself,or even with an x-pipe, no matter
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...
Got a killer deal on very lightly used FVD headers so intend to install those too
#15
75hp gain from Plenum and y pipe??
Originally Posted by BLOWN SRT
I don't disagree with the gain from the IPD Plenum; I have it as well, but I don't for a second believe it will achieve and gains worth noting all by itself,or even with an x-pipe, no matter
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...
I got my IPD the same as you, with exhaust, headers, intake and a Cobb tune...