nos?
The results: 278 hp 246 tq motor only. All pulls made at 72 degrees Alt @ 500ft
50hp NO2 : 305 hp 302 tq
65hp NO2 : 327.92 hp 319.79 tq
50hp NO2 : 305 hp 302 tq
65hp NO2 : 327.92 hp 319.79 tq
Last edited by HKS350; Dec 20, 2007 at 09:59 AM.
Thanks for posting the results! What a nice surprise!
Dare I ask if the shop gave you the dyno run files? If the dyno was a dynojet, then you can download the DynoJet run viewer software to manipulate the graphs in much more usefull ways.
Any idea what was going on with the 65 shot run? That spike kind of threw off the results.
Dare I ask if the shop gave you the dyno run files? If the dyno was a dynojet, then you can download the DynoJet run viewer software to manipulate the graphs in much more usefull ways.
Any idea what was going on with the 65 shot run? That spike kind of threw off the results.
Thanks for posting the results! What a nice surprise!
Dare I ask if the shop gave you the dyno run files? If the dyno was a dynojet, then you can download the DynoJet run viewer software to manipulate the graphs in much more usefull ways.
Any idea what was going on with the 65 shot run? That spike kind of threw off the results.
Dare I ask if the shop gave you the dyno run files? If the dyno was a dynojet, then you can download the DynoJet run viewer software to manipulate the graphs in much more usefull ways.
Any idea what was going on with the 65 shot run? That spike kind of threw off the results.
The full graph would help make more sense of the numbers. I don't see how the peak numbers were achieved on the 1st plot, since the torque never really got close to 300 on the part we see.
Here is the motor pull and 50 hp NOS . On red pull the tq # isn't right if you smooth it out. It should be @ 280 instead of 302
Last edited by HKS350; Dec 20, 2007 at 11:08 AM.
That is very impressive Jeremy. So exactly how is your exhaust set up? You have the burns x pipe leading to HKS mufflers, but how is the piping done between those? Did you convert the stock to true dual or what?






