tell me about 291 RWHP
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Well I didn't open the file and I do agree that it is fucked up to be using that high of a correction factor but I do give them one credit, at least they are admitting that they used the same correction for each car so one could find the uncorrected for both the MSM(stock turbo) and the FM2 MSM and see what the real gain was.
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I can't speak for anyone but myself, but for the nearly $5000 they charge for all that **** I'd be ******* pissed with a 20% CF that my car only made 291rwhp. At the end of a motor build, complete turbo system, EMS, the whole nine yards at the rate I'm at will be under 5k total investment and would sure the hell hope I dyno more than that.
I'm also really surprised they haven't had more furious customers with those kind of CFs...
I'm also really surprised they haven't had more furious customers with those kind of CFs...
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It's probably an honest 250-260 whp car. Nothing to be slighted by any means, and assuredly with some 3.63s in the *** it will be a fun ride. But there's no way in Hades it's going to pump out 291 whp at atmo + 12 psi.
When I have a few minutes I'm going to examine this MSM curve vs a 99-00 FMII-H curve (both with 0 CF) to maybe see if the MSM cams are worthwhile.
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If I tuned it and drove it,
At the last open house I was at, I watched him drive his car off the road and get stuck in the mud (not to mention the damage done to the car). Bill told him not do something and his EGO could not take it. So.....hopefully his driving skills have improved. I got a good laugh out of that!
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Because generally the people who can afford that type of turn-key solution don't understand what it is they're really getting. Knowledge is $$, so you either have it or you buy it.
It's probably an honest 250-260 whp car. Nothing to be slighted by any means, and assuredly with some 3.63s in the *** it will be a fun ride. But there's no way in Hades it's going to pump out 291 whp at atmo + 12 psi.
When I have a few minutes I'm going to examine this MSM curve vs a 99-00 FMII-H curve (both with 0 CF) to maybe see if the MSM cams are worthwhile.
It's probably an honest 250-260 whp car. Nothing to be slighted by any means, and assuredly with some 3.63s in the *** it will be a fun ride. But there's no way in Hades it's going to pump out 291 whp at atmo + 12 psi.
When I have a few minutes I'm going to examine this MSM curve vs a 99-00 FMII-H curve (both with 0 CF) to maybe see if the MSM cams are worthwhile.
I'd like to know what you find in your research about the MSM cams. Also might see if you can find a similar setup car with the 265 cams too.
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How is this for drama on the same topic, different forum?
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
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How is this for drama on the same topic, different forum?
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
A good friend of mine has been building and selling high performance sport bikes for 40 years now without a dyno.
Take it with a grain of salt, Steph.
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How is this for drama on the same topic, different forum?
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
Quote from: msydnor on Today at 08:30:13 PM
Steph
I find it funny that you always claim to be so superior to FM and you can't even afford a damn dyno. Sometimes you should just STFU "
You were saying something about professionalism?!?!?!?! Or maybe is just applies to me and not anyone else. Ugh...
Sometimes you can only shake your and wonder.....
Stephanie
As I told you on the other forum, I'm not a professional you are. Also as I stated on the other forum, most shops here don't publicly bad mouth each other but you seem to enjoy it. Shake your head all you want, you like to toss fuel on the fire and that's BS from another so called professional.
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As I told you on the other forum, I'm not a professional you are. Also as I stated on the other forum, most shops here don't publicly bad mouth each other but you seem to enjoy it. Shake your head all you want, you like to toss fuel on the fire and that's BS from another so called professional.
What I find funny is that people like you will insult Stephanie but would never write something like that to Corky. So tell me, why is that? Is it because it's the only way you can feel good about your relationships with women?
Mark
PS - Last I checked BEGi has it's own airstrip and FM doesn't.
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Steph, could you please post a link for those (like myself) who are unconscious to the MSM forum.
A good load bearing dyno starts at about $45k. What people don't understand is that the shop doesn't pay for the dyno; its customers do. Why ask for things that unnecessarily add cost to the end user?
A good load bearing dyno starts at about $45k. What people don't understand is that the shop doesn't pay for the dyno; its customers do. Why ask for things that unnecessarily add cost to the end user?
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this is the 291 hp thread.
http://www.mazda-speed.com/forum2/in...c,12917.0.html
http://www.mazda-speed.com/forum2/in...c,12917.0.html
Why don't we take a little collection to send to the owner of this MSM to dyno close to his house. If no one else wants in, I'll pay in full up to $75, if the car is run at 12 psi over atmo.
Ben
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Well... reading the comments on that forum shows the length people will go to justify magic numbers. Correction factor is stupid. All it does is justify for "Optimal Conditions." Well FM's shop is 4700 feel above sea level. Sucks to be them. Their dyno isn't going to lie, they should keep it uncorrected. Because that is the power the car put down. If they want a ******* sea level number then they should drive the car to a ******* dyno at sea level. I don't even want to know what the temp was when the pull was conducted either. That also can be of some help. **** Keith, and **** his fanboy, post the real ******* numbers because that is what the cars are pulling. Come to florida and I will pay for your dyno time if you can post those numbers. **** I will pay for your gas here too.
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The correction numbers should actually be pretty accurate for N/A and SC cars, assuming things like the fuel system can handle the extra volume, etc. For a TC car, as Mark stated sometime earlier, the CF should be about half of what they use.
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