estimates on how much hp im making?
#1
estimates on how much hp im making?
ok i just wanna know what you guys think of how much power my car is making. just a rough ball park you guys seem to know about power outputs more than i do so here is my car an mods.
01 gt honed and bored .30 over, mahle forged pistons and rods, fully ported pi heads with all new valves, crower stg 2 cams and valve springs, mac fenderwell intake, accufab 70mm tb an plenium, 1.5 inch intake spacer, bbk u/d pullies, 4.10s w/new bearing an seal kit, hooker longtubes, hooker offroad xpipe, slp loud mouth 1 catback, sct2 programmer, royal purple oil lol, and i believe that is all. thanks for those who give me estimates
01 gt honed and bored .30 over, mahle forged pistons and rods, fully ported pi heads with all new valves, crower stg 2 cams and valve springs, mac fenderwell intake, accufab 70mm tb an plenium, 1.5 inch intake spacer, bbk u/d pullies, 4.10s w/new bearing an seal kit, hooker longtubes, hooker offroad xpipe, slp loud mouth 1 catback, sct2 programmer, royal purple oil lol, and i believe that is all. thanks for those who give me estimates
#10
At the wheels for sure.
So is the SCT2 tune a box tune or did someone try to create a tune for you cause I just have a hard time grasping why you'd do all that great work to your car and then not have it dyno tuned properly. Not being critical, just want to see your car run to it's full potential and not be damaged by a "out of the box" tune.
So is the SCT2 tune a box tune or did someone try to create a tune for you cause I just have a hard time grasping why you'd do all that great work to your car and then not have it dyno tuned properly. Not being critical, just want to see your car run to it's full potential and not be damaged by a "out of the box" tune.
#11
the guy who tuned it got a fresh tune from sct and hand tuned it, it runs great and has really strong shifts(its an auto). why i havent got it dyno tuned is because i dont have the money to get it dyno tuned i dunno about other states but in pa its like 150-200 an hour for dyno tuning thats alot of dough for me im 20 a full time student an work alot to pay for my school. i hope to get it tuned this summer though.
#12
my car was featured in a car craft last year for those who want to see it or dunno if anyone has seen it, but anyways so to the wheels is less hp than the crank correct? or the numbers you guys are saying are to the wheels but i add how much percentage on top of that to get my numbers at the crank?
#13
the guy who tuned it got a fresh tune from sct and hand tuned it, it runs great and has really strong shifts(its an auto). why i havent got it dyno tuned is because i dont have the money to get it dyno tuned i dunno about other states but in pa its like 150-200 an hour for dyno tuning thats alot of dough for me im 20 a full time student an work alot to pay for my school. i hope to get it tuned this summer though.
#14
you don't need a dyno to tune it necessarily but you do need a dyno to tune it safely and legally as it's usually not a good idea to go doing 3rd or 4th gear runs to redline through your neighborhood (2nd gear is at redline too fast to get a good read of what's going on in midrange for tuning purposes in my book)
If you'd take the time and go to a dyno you only really have to pay the 45-100 bucks for a quick set of wideband O2 logged runs. Then you come on here and post your printouts and if you need an adjustment you'll be told so. You need to make sure you're not getting detonation or overly lean/rich conditions or you're risking your fancy new motor.
EDIT: BTW... I think the boys are guessing a little high. I'm going to guess 285-301rwhp depending on how well the heads were done. Crower likes big lift but they lag a little in the duration department which I can see costing some peak power.
If you'd take the time and go to a dyno you only really have to pay the 45-100 bucks for a quick set of wideband O2 logged runs. Then you come on here and post your printouts and if you need an adjustment you'll be told so. You need to make sure you're not getting detonation or overly lean/rich conditions or you're risking your fancy new motor.
EDIT: BTW... I think the boys are guessing a little high. I'm going to guess 285-301rwhp depending on how well the heads were done. Crower likes big lift but they lag a little in the duration department which I can see costing some peak power.
Last edited by r3dn3ck; 02-21-2008 at 02:13 PM.
#15
Add about 15-18% to get your crank power, but crank power doesn't mean anything....it's the rear wheel hp that counts.
I'm assuming you are talking about car craft magazine. do you have a link to the article on your car, I'd love to see it.
#18
yeah until you screw your engine for running to rich or lean lol
#20
Ive had some very wild combos and NA some were driven for quite a while before I had time to get to the dyno and the tune was HORRIBLE and I have yet to have any issues other than minor PITA's from it. Since he is NA I hardly doubt he will blow his engine, it would have to be very rough running(and he didnt mention that)
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