My Skunk stage one dyno graph. Please analyze.
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More scanner fun. Any in depth analyzing would be appreciated. It did let me get my highest trap of 100.89mph so something must be decent in it.
I can't wait to get these things tuned properly.
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[Modified by ActiveAero, 7:48 PM 2/3/2003]
Nice lookin graph, i can see that your torque and hp hits its peak very early, even earlier than stock....which is wicked for low-mid range, but not good for high rpms power, your hp peaks at 7600, your basically dropping power from there to 8500 rpms when you drag so thats slowing you down ALOT...but if your in it for the mid range its fine
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AEM CAI, JDM DC header, no PS belt, stock weight, stock exhaust, street tires.
< feels like he has to explain this to often.
< feels like he has to explain this to often.
AEM CAI, JDM DC header, no PS belt, stock weight, stock exhaust, street tires.
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AEM CAI, JDM DC header, no PS belt, stock weight, stock exhaust, street tires.
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just put it in your sig. i know you can get more from your cams. i have seen some impressive dyno graphs with those. what Ecu are you running.
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just put it in your sig. i know you can get more from your cams. i have seen some impressive dyno graphs with those. what Ecu are you running.
is that corrected?
Yes
Yes
edit: uncorrected on mine was 166/122
[Modified by Naya the Dingo, 12:00 AM 2/4/2003]
is the blunting effect after 7000 rpm due to the operator lifting off and letting the rollers run or are you getting mild valve float? what valvesprings and injectors/FP are you running?
do you have the air fuel ratios in the last 1500 rpm?
do you have the air fuel ratios in the last 1500 rpm?
looks like a typical itr dyno with stock ecu - don't know if such long intake helps at top end
you could bump midrange by lowering vtec to 5100-5300. Average 5-10hp gains across the powerband from tuning stock cams.. So I'd expect better results with stage 1 cams. Maybe extend peak hp with cam gears.
More scanner fun. Any in depth analyzing would be appreciated. It did let me get my highest trap of 100.89mph so something must be decent in it.
I can't wait to get these things tuned properly.
Edit: Image resized thanks to hungsteR.
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you could bump midrange by lowering vtec to 5100-5300. Average 5-10hp gains across the powerband from tuning stock cams.. So I'd expect better results with stage 1 cams. Maybe extend peak hp with cam gears.
More scanner fun. Any in depth analyzing would be appreciated. It did let me get my highest trap of 100.89mph so something must be decent in it.
I can't wait to get these things tuned properly.
Edit: Image resized thanks to hungsteR.
[Modified by ActiveAero, 7:48 PM 2/3/2003]
[Modified by vtec.dc2, 3:28 AM 2/4/2003]
Stock exhaust mmm, I never tuned my cams with the stock exhaust but I wonder if that's what is hurting you. Try an open header dyno session and see.
how did you guys determine that?
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is the blunting effect after 7000 rpm due to the operator lifting off and letting the rollers run or are you getting mild valve float? what valvesprings and injectors/FP are you running?
do you have the air fuel ratios in the last 1500 rpm?
do you have the air fuel ratios in the last 1500 rpm?


