Stock SC300 dyno results
12-01-10, 02:31 PM
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Stock SC300 dyno results
I wanted a baseline in case I do start modding. Plus I'm on good terms with the dyno guy. 100% stock automatic 95 SC300, paper filter and everything. 152K miles. This is the highest pull with an air filter vs highest pull without an air filter. 10:8.1 AFR 
With 166rwhp 162rwtq Av. HP 132 Av. TQ 147
Without 168rwhp 167rwtq Av. HP 136 Av. TQ 150
I'm probably going to get an AFC and do something with the exhaust next.
With 166rwhp 162rwtq Av. HP 132 Av. TQ 147
Without 168rwhp 167rwtq Av. HP 136 Av. TQ 150
I'm probably going to get an AFC and do something with the exhaust next.
Last edited by JOHIII; 12-01-10 at 04:44 PM. Reason: Added automatic
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Needs boost Save up $2-3k and get your self some real power. I know it's easier said then done when you have wives/ girlfriends, blood sucking rent or mortgage payments, your reliable daily driver payments, dog, dog food, your food, electric, gas, cable, internet, retirement, insurance...I'm so envious of beach bums sometimes.
Save up $2-3k and get your self some real power. I know it's easier said then done when you have wives/ girlfriends, blood sucking rent or mortgage payments, your reliable daily driver payments, dog, dog food, your food, electric, gas, cable, internet, retirement, insurance...I'm so envious of beach bums sometimes.
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Am I just blind or where are you guys seeing the AFR? Stock cars usually run pretty rich from the midrange to upper RPMs. The only ones I've seen that are like 11+ from the factory throughout the mid range are 350z/G35's.
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I wanted a baseline in case I do start modding. Plus I'm on good terms with the dyno guy. 100% stock automatic 95 SC300, paper filter and everything. 152K miles. This is the highest pull with an air filter vs highest pull without an air filter. 10:8.1 AFR
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With 166rwhp 162rwtq Av. HP 132 Av. TQ 147
Without 168rwhp 167rwtq Av. HP 136 Av. TQ 150
I'm probably going to get an AFC and do something with the exhaust next.
[SIZE="1"]
With 166rwhp 162rwtq Av. HP 132 Av. TQ 147
Without 168rwhp 167rwtq Av. HP 136 Av. TQ 150
I'm probably going to get an AFC and do something with the exhaust next.
