** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING**
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** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING**
**new dyno sheet here.....tuned with hondata s200
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sup guys
First off I want to say that CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING is one of, if not THE BEST, tuning establishment I've been too. Shaun was really cool, no ego, helpful, curtious, you name it.
Well, good new and bad news. My hondata s200 unit does not seem to be working correctly. Having problems, throwing codes, its really weird. Whats even more weird, the ecu reads my mugen chip and car runs fine. So we spent about an hour or so trying to figure out what was up with hondata....we've come to conclude, it might be an ecu error....
Being super bumbed out....I ask him to clean up my a/f ratio bc i've been running super rich on the road...using my vafc2. My car was devirginized on the dyno....after a couple runs...tweeking on the vafc..and leaning the hell out of that motor ( safely)
i ended up putting down: 192 whp and 138 wtq.
I was freakin out..i was so amazed at the numbers....keep in mind this is with NO CAM TUNING, NO IGNITION TUNING, NO REAL FUEL TUNING...just cleaned up a/f
cant wait to go back after the Hondata is fixed....
big ups to Shaun Church...
motor set up....
jdm b18c gsr motor
81.5mm bore
SRP 11.1 compression pistons for GSR
Forged Dynamic Autosports rods
ARP rod bolts
micropolished GSR crank
OEM bearings
Balanced
ARP head studs
Dynamic Autosport dual valve springs
Dynamic Autosport ti retianers
Dynamic Autosport stage 2 cams
Dynamic Autosport cam gears
Supertech hi comp valves
new seals
Dynamic Autosport intake manifold
Comptech icebox-ITR intake arm
JDM ITR T/B
Dynamic Autosport JDM 4-1 SS header
test pipe
apexi piping
2.5 in ES oval
310cc RC injectors
190 walbro pump
ACT flywheel
ACT Xtreme clutch
mount inserts
compression tested...225 psi across the board...
built by ACCESS MOTORS
NO TUNE
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 1:01 PM 6/11/2005
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 10:12 AM 6/13/2005
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 9:27 AM 6/29/2005
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1290017
sup guys
First off I want to say that CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING is one of, if not THE BEST, tuning establishment I've been too. Shaun was really cool, no ego, helpful, curtious, you name it.
Well, good new and bad news. My hondata s200 unit does not seem to be working correctly. Having problems, throwing codes, its really weird. Whats even more weird, the ecu reads my mugen chip and car runs fine. So we spent about an hour or so trying to figure out what was up with hondata....we've come to conclude, it might be an ecu error....
Being super bumbed out....I ask him to clean up my a/f ratio bc i've been running super rich on the road...using my vafc2. My car was devirginized on the dyno....after a couple runs...tweeking on the vafc..and leaning the hell out of that motor ( safely)
i ended up putting down: 192 whp and 138 wtq.
I was freakin out..i was so amazed at the numbers....keep in mind this is with NO CAM TUNING, NO IGNITION TUNING, NO REAL FUEL TUNING...just cleaned up a/f
cant wait to go back after the Hondata is fixed....
big ups to Shaun Church...
motor set up....
jdm b18c gsr motor
81.5mm bore
SRP 11.1 compression pistons for GSR
Forged Dynamic Autosports rods
ARP rod bolts
micropolished GSR crank
OEM bearings
Balanced
ARP head studs
Dynamic Autosport dual valve springs
Dynamic Autosport ti retianers
Dynamic Autosport stage 2 cams
Dynamic Autosport cam gears
Supertech hi comp valves
new seals
Dynamic Autosport intake manifold
Comptech icebox-ITR intake arm
JDM ITR T/B
Dynamic Autosport JDM 4-1 SS header
test pipe
apexi piping
2.5 in ES oval
310cc RC injectors
190 walbro pump
ACT flywheel
ACT Xtreme clutch
mount inserts
compression tested...225 psi across the board...
built by ACCESS MOTORS
NO TUNE
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 1:01 PM 6/11/2005
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 10:12 AM 6/13/2005
Modified by Viorent Grip! EG at 9:27 AM 6/29/2005
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by LsVtec92Hatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My predicition for when you go back is a fat load of midrange. Your peak number probably wont jump too much if at all.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i personally agree with you...i would just like to hit 200+ whp....right now..the car feels great....more mid range power will just make me smile all day...
on the dyno...i still have room for power after 8500 rpm...we'll see how it goes...
will update soon...
haha...using my gf's sn...haha..totally forgot..anyways...
i personally agree with you...i would just like to hit 200+ whp....right now..the car feels great....more mid range power will just make me smile all day...
on the dyno...i still have room for power after 8500 rpm...we'll see how it goes...
will update soon...
haha...using my gf's sn...haha..totally forgot..anyways...
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Who’s_Next »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i was wondering does shawn know how to tune the apexi power fc...?everyone says he good with hondata and others...</TD></TR></TABLE>
Call him and ask...
310-713-6171
Call him and ask...
310-713-6171
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (b19coupe)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b19coupe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Shawn's dyno is about 8% high though, as compared to a DynoJet.</TD></TR></TABLE> if not more...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Who's_Next »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">apexi power fc</TD></TR></TABLE>
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Who's_Next »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">apexi power fc</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (builthatch)
on the subject of higher readings..i have read that some cars only dyno a little lower at other places, and some a considerable amount. even if a 10% lower reading ismore accurate, this motor feels way better than my old set up which put down in the mid 170's...
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (Viorent Grip! EG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Viorent Grip! EG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">on the subject of higher readings..i have read that some cars only dyno a little lower at other places, and some a considerable amount. even if a 10% lower reading ismore accurate, this motor feels way better than my old set up which put down in the mid 170's...
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out</TD></TR></TABLE>i would def use the dynapack to tune, and run it on a dynojet for a sheet...
i think you will be pleased with the setup once it is tuned to it's potential...
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out</TD></TR></TABLE>i would def use the dynapack to tune, and run it on a dynojet for a sheet...
i think you will be pleased with the setup once it is tuned to it's potential...
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (builthatch)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by builthatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i would def use the dynapack to tune, and run it on a dynojet for a sheet...
i think you will be pleased with the setup once it is tuned to it's potential...</TD></TR></TABLE>
once my hondata is tuned...i'll be taking it to another facility for another dyno session..minus tune....
should be interesting how the numbers compare
i think you will be pleased with the setup once it is tuned to it's potential...</TD></TR></TABLE>
once my hondata is tuned...i'll be taking it to another facility for another dyno session..minus tune....
should be interesting how the numbers compare
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (Viorent Grip! EG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Viorent Grip! EG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">on the subject of higher readings..i have read that some cars only dyno a little lower at other places, and some a considerable amount. even if a 10% lower reading ismore accurate, this motor feels way better than my old set up which put down in the mid 170's...
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out</TD></TR></TABLE>
Bottom line, he cleaned up the AF ratio, and the car runs and feels much better, that's all that matters. The peak numbers that people often compare on HT, really don't matter much as long as your car is performing to it's potential, safely.
I was at Shaun's place on Saturday shooting my friends turbo hatch while it was being tuned, and I was very impressed with his professionalism. Even while working on 2 cars, 2 dyno's, he took the time to introduce himself to a few people that walked in off the street, and had a few questions.
way way way better....
after the hondata is tuned, i'll be doing a test comparing another set up on a in ground dyno...not sure what kind tho..probably a dyno jet.
we'll see how it comes out</TD></TR></TABLE>
Bottom line, he cleaned up the AF ratio, and the car runs and feels much better, that's all that matters. The peak numbers that people often compare on HT, really don't matter much as long as your car is performing to it's potential, safely.
I was at Shaun's place on Saturday shooting my friends turbo hatch while it was being tuned, and I was very impressed with his professionalism. Even while working on 2 cars, 2 dyno's, he took the time to introduce himself to a few people that walked in off the street, and had a few questions.
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (rodrez.)
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Bottom line, he cleaned up the AF ratio, and the car runs and feels much better, that's all that matters. The peak numbers that people often compare on HT, really don't matter much as long as your car is performing to it's potential, safely.
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This is why i love dynapack....
unfortunately, the dyno with the largest market-share is dynojet...so in order to compare full-throttle power graphs to most other people with similar setups, to compare notes essentially, it is almost necessary to run on a d-jet when you are all tuned from a dynapack session....
Bottom line, he cleaned up the AF ratio, and the car runs and feels much better, that's all that matters. The peak numbers that people often compare on HT, really don't matter much as long as your car is performing to it's potential, safely.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
This is why i love dynapack....
unfortunately, the dyno with the largest market-share is dynojet...so in order to compare full-throttle power graphs to most other people with similar setups, to compare notes essentially, it is almost necessary to run on a d-jet when you are all tuned from a dynapack session....
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (rodrez.)
rodrez, i cant agree with you more...
his PR is one of the best i've seen....
def a good guy..good shop owner and a good tuner.
his PR is one of the best i've seen....
def a good guy..good shop owner and a good tuner.
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (Viorent Grip! EG)
has anyone had problems with their hondata like i did?
mugen works...hondata chip...doesnt work...replaces hondata chip with one that does work...still no go...connections seems good...installation was reviewed and was ok....
its mind boggling to me.....
mugen works...hondata chip...doesnt work...replaces hondata chip with one that does work...still no go...connections seems good...installation was reviewed and was ok....
its mind boggling to me.....
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Re: ** MY DYNO SESSION @ CHURCH AUTOMOTIVE TUNING** (eg6hatch3)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eg6hatch3 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is the dyno ,, i dont really like that dyno</TD></TR></TABLE> what?
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