Very impressed(stock jdm ITR dyno)
went to kinetic motorworks in hamsteed NH with a buddy to get his built Itr tuned and dicided to throw my stock itr on the dyno to see what it had.
dynomite dyno(was told there hit or miss on good numbers)
80+degrees out very humid
car stats-
96 spec ITR stock
4-1 itr header
test pipe
spoon n1 axleback
stock jdm itr midpipe
mugen intake
stock ecu
made 186.6 hp & 121.7 ft lbs
then we dicided to try and see what S100 would do
Hondata S100- 195 hp & 130 FT LBS @7850 rpm with vtec crossover 5000 rpm
NOT A BAD DAY IF YOU ASK ME.
dynomite dyno(was told there hit or miss on good numbers)
80+degrees out very humid
car stats-
96 spec ITR stock
4-1 itr header
test pipe
spoon n1 axleback
stock jdm itr midpipe
mugen intake
stock ecu
made 186.6 hp & 121.7 ft lbs
then we dicided to try and see what S100 would do
Hondata S100- 195 hp & 130 FT LBS @7850 rpm with vtec crossover 5000 rpm
NOT A BAD DAY IF YOU ASK ME.
Last edited by EFhothatch15; Jul 4, 2009 at 06:13 AM.
were the numbers SAE corrected or STD- standard? It makes a difference. Also remember, it's just a dyno meaning the numbers are only relevant to tuning on that dyno and making changes to see the difference. Trying to compare those numbers to others is somewhat pointless.
Your results do show the value of using a good tuning system. How many other parts can you bolt on and get roughly 10 whp out of for the money.
Your results do show the value of using a good tuning system. How many other parts can you bolt on and get roughly 10 whp out of for the money.
I bet it feels like night and day huh?
Gotta dyno sheet to post?
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