91octane and e48
To prove 5150 dyno numbers are low as stated I put my car on another Dyno today.
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91octane and e48
To prove 5150 dyno numbers are low as stated I put my car on a Dynojet today.
That's a huge difference. I know that those are wheel numbers but it's almost like one is quoting HP and torque at the crank and the other one is at the wheels. I didn't know that dynos could be that much different.
Its more important to know what other similar cars make on a specific dyno. Numbers should only be compared if they came from the same dyno.
For instance my friends full e85 GTi is20 car made 367whp on this same Dynojet.
91octane and e48
That guy is local to me and I bought my catback from him. I don't think he posts on this forum. He's got a pretty fast car.cool vid of an EQT GTI putting in work on a pretty serious looking gutted big turbo 350z on e85 with drag radials etc, which I randomly guess at >500whp (?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vu24WAydYo
cool vid of an EQT GTI putting in work on a pretty serious looking gutted big turbo 350z on e85 with drag radials etc, which I randomly guess at >500whp (?)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vu24WAydYo
Looks like Ed @ EQT is testing Cobb MPI on his own car. This is where Ed left off last night, tune is incomplete, this is with the larger exhaust housing that is for sale:
Wow I thought this bigger turbine housing was only supposed to yield another 20 to 30 whp. How did they get another 80?