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Old 12-23-2010   #1
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Default Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

(posted on CF as well)...

Ok so here go some more updates. When the first run was complete, the technician yelled out "346.5" and I became awash with excitement! He mentioned that these were raw numbers and the printout would contain the SAE corrected figures. The printout shows the following:

Run 1 - 342.49 hp and 316.80 tq
Run 2 - 340.23 hp and 318.81 tq
Run 3 - 337.57 hp and 321.27 tq

All 3 runs were done within about 2 or 3 minutes of each other so there was miminal cool-down time. The runs were pretty consistent yet I noticed that as the HP begins to dip, the torque begins to rise? Is this a common phenomenon? Also, the car has a pretty flat line from 5700 rpm through 6700 rpm so I'm curious what my optimal shift points should be?
Anyway, here is a pic of the dyno sheet and also, a youtube video of my car's first run. Evan, your videos will be uploaded tomorrow morning. Your car sounded really good with the Borlas! Thanks for showing up and providing moral support!

Dyno:



YouTube Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqN9plCoPng
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Old 12-23-2010   #2
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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !



Glad to see it all come together.

Did you get your oil changed?

Drive it for awhile, you will love it!

Then port and polish and headers
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Old 12-23-2010   #3
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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

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Glad to see it all come together.

Did you get your oil changed?

Drive it for awhile, you will love it!

Then port and polish and headers
Yes I did change the oil thank goodness Funny you mention headers...Mine are being ceramic coated as we speak and I have already spoken with Corey Henderson about putting them in and my 4.30 gears in the next few weeks
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Old 12-23-2010   #4
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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

I think you left some on the table with the Borla exhaust.

I'm pretty sure if you go with a better/freeflow exhaust you'll pick up some.

Nice #'s for basicly a stocker.


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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

For the Borla all you need is an X-pipe and remove the resonator
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Old 12-23-2010   #6
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Wow great numbers! Congrats!


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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

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For the Borla all you need is an X-pipe and remove the resonator
Agree 110%
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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

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The runs were pretty consistent yet I noticed that as the HP begins to dip, the torque begins to rise?
I don't see where that is happening in the graph you posted. Nor would physics generally dictate that that can happen.

Pretty nice numbers for a stocker.
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You must be all smiles! Nice power numbers.

Enjoy!
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Old 12-23-2010   #10
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Default Re: Nacho's dyno results - 346 rear wheel HP !

Thanks for the compliments everyone What I meant regarding the hp dipping and the torque rising, was probably a little mis-typed. If you look at the numbers (not the graph), I notice a direct correlation between droppping HP and rising TQ. Take a peek:

Run 1 - 342.49 hp and 316.80 tq
Run 2 - 340.23 hp and 318.81 tq
Run 3 - 337.57 hp and 321.27 tq

You can see that the torque rises on every pull on the dyno, as the horsepower dips a tad. Anyway, with regards to the Borla, I don't have that system, my buddy EvanZR1 does. We went together to the dyno to support our Z's however, that does bring up a good point. I will be getting my x-pipe put on within the next few days. Then, within a couple weeks, I am taking the car to Corey to get the Jeal headers and gears installed. Considering the car came with "old-school" Dynomax mufflers, do I really need to step up to a 3" exhaust? If I don't have cats, resonator, and after market mufflers, won't the 2.5" be enough for a basically stock car? I've heard plenum/IH/head porting can be very $$$$ (like 5K), so I won't be able to justify a mod like that anytime soon. I know that in the old days on my LT1, going to bigger pipes on a stock motor would free up some ponies on the top end of the RPM but would kill low-end torque.

Anyway, considering all the gremlins I've had with the car when I first bought it, all the headaches, all the weekends I told my kids "Daddy will be done in a second" and instead, I had JetJock, Evan and my other buddies at my house troubleshooting my issues, I consider the excellent dyno results as a Christmas gift from good ole Santa
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