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Originally Posted by Riptide67 Take the peak number with a grain of salt. What really matters is the curve of the powerband and the power being used within the band.

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Old 02-27-2014, 02:32 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Take the peak number with a grain of salt. What really matters is the curve of the powerband and the power being used within the band.

I made 307 with Stillen G3, FI CBE, MD ART pipes, and Stillen UD pulley. But the powerband is where it all matters. I was thinking it would be a bit higher and was a little bummed out about it. I also found out that the dyno my car was tuned on has many reports of reading low.

Still need a new tune now that I have FI LTH installed.
This. All dynos read different and it is your low end and midrange power is what you are going to feel most of the time. Also, did you happen to get some baseline numbers?
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Also, did you happen to get some baseline numbers?
This.

Also, are you at high altitude?

What was the ambient temperature?
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i've had the parts on for a while so no baseline, but yeah 4000 ft altitude temp at 55ish.
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i've had the parts on for a while so no baseline, but yeah 4000 ft altitude temp at 55ish.
Your altitude is killing your numbers. That has a huge affect on N/A cars especially at the track. You got ideal temp for a dyno day it's just that it's harder for the vehicle to breathe.
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i've had the parts on for a while so no baseline, but yeah 4000 ft altitude temp at 55ish.
Who did you go to tron. If it was Element rrrruuuunnnnnn. I'm taking off to Cali sunday morning to have Seb @ specialty work his magic. Your welcome to come along if you want a tune.
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i appreciate the offer, but i gotta work... btw element was just the dyno, the tuner was import auto clinic
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i appreciate the offer, but i gotta work... btw element was just the dyno, the tuner was import auto clinic
Yep... I looked into the same folk. Im not convinced the guy at element knows how to run his dyno. Not sure what your into with the car I go down to Miller Motor Sports park and run the track now and then also some auto x. Che k out NASAUTAH for hpde stuff.. scca utah for the auto x.
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