Preliminary Dyno Numbers K24/20g's
#1
Preliminary Dyno Numbers K24/20g's
Well we had a little trouble on the dyno this evening with wheelspin. 4th gear pulls. We tightened the car down a few times but just couldn't get it to put all the power down without wheelspin. 625hp/575tq going to redyno tomorrow or Saturday with DR's on to see if they'll stick any better. Temp was 76 degrees with 40% humidity for anyone that cares on a Dyno Jet Dyno. Fans on IC's and on front radiator. Boost was @ 1.42 bar. Happy with the numbers considering everything but i think there is a little more in it.
#4
Ben,
I bet she has at least 25 more torque if not 50. It depends where it was slipping but hp may not change much since its at high rpm where its less likely to be spinning. Speculation aside it will be interesting to see the result with the DRs.
I bet she has at least 25 more torque if not 50. It depends where it was slipping but hp may not change much since its at high rpm where its less likely to be spinning. Speculation aside it will be interesting to see the result with the DRs.
Last edited by MBailey; 10-22-2009 at 06:38 PM.
#5
I think this is a big issue once serious power is being made.It is one reason I am sceptical about so many numbers seen.
#6
I'd agree Mike I'd say about 25hp and 50-16tq still on the table. But who knows? It is what it is. Car goes like stink. We'll see what Todd K. thinks after we get a good dyno and see how to proceed with getting more power safely.
#7
Hey Ben, if you can pick your time try early fri or sat. Air should be cool and dense like it was at the mile.
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#9
Not sure if you are dynoing in RWD or AWD, but if you put someone (x1 or x2) in the back seat it might help to get some weight over the rear axle to help with the wheel slip.
Also, when I had twin-side-mounted intercoolers I used to use two high-speed-electric leaf blowers directed at the intercoolers to better replicate actual driving conditions and get air flow across the intercoolers. Regular type fans, even the squirrel cage designs, don't seem to get the job done.
Also, when I had twin-side-mounted intercoolers I used to use two high-speed-electric leaf blowers directed at the intercoolers to better replicate actual driving conditions and get air flow across the intercoolers. Regular type fans, even the squirrel cage designs, don't seem to get the job done.
#10
This is 6speed, nothing is drama free
As mentioned, you did 200 and will break 6 seconds in the 60-130 that is what really matters, however you should be close to 700 on C 16 and 1.5 bars.
#12
Not sure if you are dynoing in RWD or AWD, but if you put someone (x1 or x2) in the back seat it might help to get some weight over the rear axle to help with the wheel slip.
Also, when I had twin-side-mounted intercoolers I used to use two high-speed-electric leaf blowers directed at the intercoolers to better replicate actual driving conditions and get air flow across the intercoolers. Regular type fans, even the squirrel cage designs, don't seem to get the job done.
Also, when I had twin-side-mounted intercoolers I used to use two high-speed-electric leaf blowers directed at the intercoolers to better replicate actual driving conditions and get air flow across the intercoolers. Regular type fans, even the squirrel cage designs, don't seem to get the job done.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9F444CELomo
Last edited by bmoores; 10-22-2009 at 08:14 PM.
#14
With Mr. Nenni behind the computer I don't think we will. It all depends on big bro's ability to think with his brain and not his right foot!!