churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
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churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
Church automotive testing here in so cal(Wilmington, ca) tuned my s2000. The car runs great but I just wanted to see what the car would do on a dyno jet. Churches dyno pack is always known to read higher than normal. My s2000 was tuned by Shawn church and made 385whp on his dyna pack. I ran the car today at Raceline in Temple City,CA with their dynojet and the car only dynode at 326whp. That's a whooping 60hp less!.
My car has been boosted for over 15,000miles. I have 0 problems with the car or the tune. My wide band shows about 14-15 on idel and low 11"s when in boost. But at the dynojet at race line, their wideband is showing 13.5 almost 14 to 1 air fuel in boost. Is this even possible? If that was true should the engine just blow up?
386whp at churches
326whp at raceline
pic of the engine bay
My car has been boosted for over 15,000miles. I have 0 problems with the car or the tune. My wide band shows about 14-15 on idel and low 11"s when in boost. But at the dynojet at race line, their wideband is showing 13.5 almost 14 to 1 air fuel in boost. Is this even possible? If that was true should the engine just blow up?
386whp at churches
326whp at raceline
pic of the engine bay
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Re: churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
Your Tq is considerably lower as well. That would explain the 500whp on a 50 trim at 17psi. 440 sounds more realistic
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Re: churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
Different Dynos, give different readings.. We have dynojets, mustang dynos, and dynapacks configured to read like Mustang dynos.
You're fine. Don't stress. Its all just about the math that's used to calculate HP in the end. You should try not to get hung up on such trivial things.
You're fine. Don't stress. Its all just about the math that's used to calculate HP in the end. You should try not to get hung up on such trivial things.
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It's been too long in between your runs... Something in your car has changed over time, because of how your air/fuel ratio has changed as well. Minor exhaust leak? Old plugs? That will also make the AFR read leaner, but not inside the actual engine.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
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Re: churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
Don't touch anything and take it back to church's and make sure your numbers are the same as when he tuned it.
Then you will know for certain if it's your car or the dyno.
Then you will know for certain if it's your car or the dyno.
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Re: churches dyna pack vs raceline dyno jet. My results 60 less hp on the dyno jet
It's been too long in between your runs... Something in your car has changed over time, because of how your air/fuel ratio has changed as well. Minor exhaust leak? Old plugs? That will also make the AFR read leaner, but not inside the actual engine.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
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It's been too long in between your runs... Something in your car has changed over time, because of how your air/fuel ratio has changed as well. Minor exhaust leak? Old plugs? That will also make the AFR read leaner, but not inside the actual engine.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
Maybe you should actually double check everything and making sure the car runs well in general. I see cars recovering lots of power from a good tune-up.
Valve adjustment as well
I tuned my car at church then hit prostreet the next day the loss was 18hp. this was back in 05
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Church Automotive Testing is hands down the best shop in SO Cal. Been taking my car there from day one. Shawn/Daniel & Todd are all good guy. Shawn tunes his cars like they are his own. When I leave there i dont even think about taking it else where just to double check. If you dont have faith in your tuner then stay home.
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Church Automotive Testing is hands down the best shop in SO Cal. Been taking my car there from day one. Shawn/Daniel & Todd are all good guy. Shawn tunes his cars like they are his own. When I leave there i dont even think about taking it else where just to double check. If you dont have faith in your tuner then stay home.
i concur with 4drEF and Tony the Tiger. do a tune-up and take it back the original dyno to see if the numbers are close to the same
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