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I beg to differ on the M370 saying you lose peak HP here is my dyno just after installing the M370 http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...d76c09a68a.jpg |
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^and was there a tune prior to install and a retune after install?
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before and after dyno attached.
well, I'm certainly disgusted at seeing some of the big differences. Here is my original dyno granted 47 degrees out (dyno-noheadersntestpipes) and then the dyno with adding the z1 headers and removing aam HFC and replacing with AAM DE TPs. the one I saw earlier of someone getting 20 or so just from bolt on, I hope that's on a car with no other mods because if its 20whp on a fully modded car just from installation then... well... right. I shouldn't care. AAM did fix whatever the rattle was quickly so +1 to them on that. |
that was 1 week after install... before tune..
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i have ark exhaust,berk HFC,stillen gen 3 for my first dyno which is red and it was 73 degrees the blue with the M370 was at 98 degrees..
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looks good, i will be keeping eyes open for m370s in the marketplace threads. if it was similar temps, you might have dynoed even higher relative to your baseline
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next on the list is underive pulleys going to see if i can get before and after on those ..my next schedule dyno is in October 22 so should be cooler..ill post a thread and results on those once its done..
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I'm on the fence on the pulleys, several people including Seb told me it wasn't worth ti and they wouldn't do it. Do you always do your dyno tuning at SpecialtyZ?
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