My first dyno
#6
I posted the printout on my cardomain. Try this:
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/368436/1
Because I have an automatic, the operator ran in third. The dip at 4000 rpms is where he floored it.
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/368436/1
Because I have an automatic, the operator ran in third. The dip at 4000 rpms is where he floored it.
#10
Blackbird - Air/fuel never got below 13.5 the entire run. I didn't hear any detonation, but then again, I probably wouldn't being so loud. Maybe 17 degrees advanced is too much?
(Keep in mind, I'm in Denver, 5500 feet elevation)
(Keep in mind, I'm in Denver, 5500 feet elevation)
#11
Originally Posted by BlackBIRDVQ
Dyno doesn't look right from 5K RPM and up- when the intake switches over. You eighter detonate or run lean and cause irregular power delivery- from 4-5K RPM it looks very nice thou.
Thats because he has a 2002!!!
he doesnt have the 00-01 VIAS
#12
Originally Posted by MaximaVQ97
Thats because he has a 2002!!!
he doesnt have the 00-01 VIAS
he doesnt have the 00-01 VIAS
#17
not to hijack your thread, but I also live in colorado, and my dyno numbers were 190.1 hp and 231.1 lb/ft tq. I thought these numbers were bad because I'm an auto and it was dynoed in third gear. Do my numbers sound off because the way the car was dynoed? or is something wrong with my car?
#25
Thats what the plan is. I talked to Mr. Catts and he is planning on having new SS improved Cattman headers available soon. I have a Cattman cat back and a high flow metal cat on the way now and plan on ordering a fuel computer soon. When the headers are ready I will be ready to go. I was able to get the B pipe pre mounted with the O2 ports. Then I think that is all I can do for power.
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