JDM ITR engine dyno plot
Here are the set up:
-J's Racing balanced JDM ITR engine 11.1CR (Thanks BPT for getting me this engine, I thought I just ordered a STOCK ITR engine
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-Custom BPT CAI Intake
-Spoon TB
-Spoon header
-custom resonated test pipe
-Kakimoto R catback exhaust (60mm, NOT the 70mm one)
-UR pulley
-Hondata Stage 2 (Thanks SgT for the base map and Garage 5 for the street tune)
-Hondata IM gasket
-290cc injector
Bottom line is the baseline run
Middle line is with ground wire kit installed
Top line is with a set of NEW NGK Power Cable to replace the old set (4yrs old) + the ground wires kit installed
Blue and Green lines are the baseline and the ground wire installed as in the last graph.
Red line is with ground wire, new NGK Power Cable, and To Fit (some Taiwan made line that used to wrap around the fuel line) installed.
Here is the AF ratio on the first and last run of the day.
Here are some notes for the dyno plot:
- 2-3 dyno runs were made after each modification and the highest runs were used.
- All runs were done on 4th gear
- The first and last run were done within 2 hours of each other
- The same dyno dynoed a BONE STOCK ITR at 166whp and a BONE STOCK RSX-S at 170whp
- All number are SAE Corrected WHP. I think the CF is around 1.1, high elevation SUCK!!
All suggestion on what I can do next to get more power is welcome!!
I will probably replaced the little dented Spoon header and get a 2.5 inch exhaust.
Modified by mafay2 at 3:05 PM 6/3/2003
-J's Racing balanced JDM ITR engine 11.1CR (Thanks BPT for getting me this engine, I thought I just ordered a STOCK ITR engine
)-Custom BPT CAI Intake
-Spoon TB
-Spoon header
-custom resonated test pipe
-Kakimoto R catback exhaust (60mm, NOT the 70mm one)
-UR pulley
-Hondata Stage 2 (Thanks SgT for the base map and Garage 5 for the street tune)
-Hondata IM gasket
-290cc injector
Bottom line is the baseline run
Middle line is with ground wire kit installed
Top line is with a set of NEW NGK Power Cable to replace the old set (4yrs old) + the ground wires kit installed
Blue and Green lines are the baseline and the ground wire installed as in the last graph.
Red line is with ground wire, new NGK Power Cable, and To Fit (some Taiwan made line that used to wrap around the fuel line) installed.
Here is the AF ratio on the first and last run of the day.
Here are some notes for the dyno plot:
- 2-3 dyno runs were made after each modification and the highest runs were used.
- All runs were done on 4th gear
- The first and last run were done within 2 hours of each other
- The same dyno dynoed a BONE STOCK ITR at 166whp and a BONE STOCK RSX-S at 170whp
- All number are SAE Corrected WHP. I think the CF is around 1.1, high elevation SUCK!!
All suggestion on what I can do next to get more power is welcome!!
I will probably replaced the little dented Spoon header and get a 2.5 inch exhaust.Modified by mafay2 at 3:05 PM 6/3/2003
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Should be fixed now!!
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Should be fixed now!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
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am i reading this correctly
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Dynapack does not read horsepower to the wheels but rather to the hub. The wheels are removed when dynoing.
am i reading this correctly
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Dynapack does not read horsepower to the wheels but rather to the hub. The wheels are removed when dynoing.
Yes, baseline was at 202whp, and the final run was at 206.9whp.
I know ppl are saying that dynopack gave higher whp reading than dynojet. But a stock ITR put down 166whp on the same dyno, which I think is normal.
I know ppl are saying that dynopack gave higher whp reading than dynojet. But a stock ITR put down 166whp on the same dyno, which I think is normal.
BTW, the number on the graphs are not all accurate, so here is the summary:
Baseline - Js Racing balanced JDM ITR engine with the mods listed in the first post - 202.x whp
Groundwire set installed - 203.x whp
New NGK Power Cable installed to replace the old set - 205.x whp
To Fit installed - 206.9 whp
The dyno is done on a dynopack that dyno stock ITR at 166whp and stock RSX-S at 170whp earlier.
Baseline - Js Racing balanced JDM ITR engine with the mods listed in the first post - 202.x whp
Groundwire set installed - 203.x whp
New NGK Power Cable installed to replace the old set - 205.x whp
To Fit installed - 206.9 whp
The dyno is done on a dynopack that dyno stock ITR at 166whp and stock RSX-S at 170whp earlier.
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Power Cables are the NGK plug wires sold in Japan
Power Cables are the NGK plug wires sold in Japan
have SGT take a look at your fuel map. he should be able to get rid of the torque dip at vtec by looking at your A/F ratio. with that you will see a much flatter torque curve and better midrange power.
was the motor a stock JDM motor and you put in CTR pistons and had it balanced?
was the motor a stock JDM motor and you put in CTR pistons and had it balanced?
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Thats not a DIP, thats the fall of the CAI HUMP.
Side note: I put down 155-160 on a dynapack, and then 175-180 on a dynojet.
Thats not a DIP, thats the fall of the CAI HUMP.
Side note: I put down 155-160 on a dynapack, and then 175-180 on a dynojet.
I haven't got any chance to tune the Hondata on a dyno yet, may be I will do it next time.
Right now the VTEC is set at 5300rpm, the power feel very smooth all the way up to 8500rpm.
Tell you the truth, I don't know what's in the engine. All I did was ordered a STOCK JDM ITR longblock, and I don't even know it is a J's Racing balanced engine until I got my car back. What a big surprise!!
SgT, will you be coming to Vancouver and Western Canada for some tuning?
Right now the VTEC is set at 5300rpm, the power feel very smooth all the way up to 8500rpm.Tell you the truth, I don't know what's in the engine. All I did was ordered a STOCK JDM ITR longblock, and I don't even know it is a J's Racing balanced engine until I got my car back. What a big surprise!!
SgT, will you be coming to Vancouver and Western Canada for some tuning?
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I know someone will ask what is To Fit, hahah. I will take some pictures the next few days and post it. From the dyno, it showed that the To Fit actually more power gain than the groundwire kit and the Power Cable.
I know someone will ask what is To Fit, hahah. I will take some pictures the next few days and post it. From the dyno, it showed that the To Fit actually more power gain than the groundwire kit and the Power Cable.
You have the TCF set to 1.1 instead of 1.0. Doesn't that mean its giving a higher correction factor? So it's displaying numbers slightly higher than if it was at 1.0?
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Right now the VTEC is set at 5300rpm, the power feel very smooth all the way up to 8500rpm.
Tell you the truth, I don't know what's in the engine. All I did was ordered a STOCK JDM ITR longblock, and I don't even know it is a J's Racing balanced engine until I got my car back. What a big surprise!!
I could have sworn you thought it was a "SPOON" prepped engine a while back when you were posting about buying the engine from your local place which got it from Hong Kong? So which is it? spoon or j's? lol
SgT, will you be coming to Vancouver and Western Canada for some tuning?
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Right now the VTEC is set at 5300rpm, the power feel very smooth all the way up to 8500rpm.Tell you the truth, I don't know what's in the engine. All I did was ordered a STOCK JDM ITR longblock, and I don't even know it is a J's Racing balanced engine until I got my car back. What a big surprise!!
I could have sworn you thought it was a "SPOON" prepped engine a while back when you were posting about buying the engine from your local place which got it from Hong Kong? So which is it? spoon or j's? lol
SgT, will you be coming to Vancouver and Western Canada for some tuning?
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You are right, but the Spoon balanced engine that I had was the old engine. It was always burning oil and having a lot of other problems, so I sold it and got another new engine. That's why I have the J's Racing engine this time.
The 1.1 is the SAE correction factor from the dyno due to the high elevation at the area I dynoed. So the numbers are the SAE corrected number. The non-corrected number was around 180+whp.
The 1.1 is the SAE correction factor from the dyno due to the high elevation at the area I dynoed. So the numbers are the SAE corrected number. The non-corrected number was around 180+whp.
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Here is a picture of To Fit.
Here is a picture of To Fit.


