Hate to post this. But how much HP am i making.
Originally posted by predator
listen bro i have a zo6 maf which is the biggest you can get and i didnt feel anything i think you have the placebo effect going on
listen bro i have a zo6 maf which is the biggest you can get and i didnt feel anything i think you have the placebo effect going on
Originally posted by jasons93z
orp, gave me 10. Believe it or not. I went to a dyno when i was stock and after the ORP. I believe the CAI gives more than 6. I was thinking about close to 300rwhp. I will find out in a couple days after i go to the dyno. I just wanted some guesses
EDIT: actually, ws6.com proved that the tb bypass added 6 RWHP
orp, gave me 10. Believe it or not. I went to a dyno when i was stock and after the ORP. I believe the CAI gives more than 6. I was thinking about close to 300rwhp. I will find out in a couple days after i go to the dyno. I just wanted some guesses
EDIT: actually, ws6.com proved that the tb bypass added 6 RWHP
I didnt see anything about a Catback on your car, maybe I just missed it.. do you have one? If not you probably are gaining nothing from the headers and minimal from the CAI. Id say you might hit 300rwhp if you have a catback if not 285.. just my PO though.. Parden my stupidity but whats an ORP?
Craig
Craig
What did you want everyone to say? There are plenty of people out there that have put shorty headers on thier car and have not noticed a gain and replaced them with Long Tubes. I personally dont see a point in putting headers on your car unless you are at least going to do mid length's. Just my opinion. But there is no need to argue this anymore, you believe what you want to believe and now you can go dyno your beast-in-your-own-mind and see what kind of numbers to turn up with.
Once again I will kill the "big" horsepower myth. with all the mods on my car in my sig look at my dyno numbers THEN ask again what your horsepower is...Do not trust desktop dyno because it is always exaggerated by 30-50 horses...desktop dyno said I had 350 to the flywheel but does not take drivetrain loss into consideration or mileage or wear of parts or other variables like temp since it is going by brake horsepower not rear. There is only one method DYNO
I love these threads:
person asks a question/questions
gets a response
person tells those that responded that they were wrong.
If you knew the answer to the question, why would you ask it in the first place. It just makes you seem immature.
person asks a question/questions
gets a response
person tells those that responded that they were wrong.
If you knew the answer to the question, why would you ask it in the first place. It just makes you seem immature.
For comparison, my '96 M6 TA with only a 3" cutout (on stock manifolds w/dual cats), LT4 knock module, and WS6 CAI w/K&N pulled 282rwhp/312rwtq (dynojet). With that in mind, and based on the mods mentioned in your sig, I'll take a wild guess and say...if you have a cat-back or cutout...
285rwhp/317rwtq
else if you're still running the factory cat and muffler setup...
270rwhp/305rwtq
Just let us know what you really pull when you dyno...
285rwhp/317rwtq
else if you're still running the factory cat and muffler setup...
270rwhp/305rwtq
Just let us know what you really pull when you dyno...
Originally posted by predator
i swear to god my electric cam drive gave me 100 hp over stock and my cold water induction gave me another 40
i swear to god my electric cam drive gave me 100 hp over stock and my cold water induction gave me another 40
check and make sure your windshield fluid coupler is pumping enough static charged ions into the mass water to fuel bypass line


