1.6L Dyno Results
06-06-2009, 08:24 PM
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1.6L Dyno Results
I went down for some dyno time in cleveland. They had a dynojet inertia dyno, so I didn't really bother with tuning, but at least got a power status:
12psi (blue), 13psi (red):
dyno.jpg?t=1244333187
The numbers are so-so, but the car doesn't really feel that quick.
This is the spark map I used for the above numbers. Any comments/suggestions?
dyno_spark.jpg?t=1244333684
12psi (blue), 13psi (red):
dyno.jpg?t=1244333187
The numbers are so-so, but the car doesn't really feel that quick.
This is the spark map I used for the above numbers. Any comments/suggestions?
dyno_spark.jpg?t=1244333684
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06-06-2009, 10:01 PM
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Looks good to me, you can probably try more timing up top as long as you don't knock.
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06-07-2009, 11:27 AM
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The timing on the top end looks good enough, I would smooth out a couple cells that jump 3deg but other than that it looks ok.
The bottom end is all over the place though.
My map transitions a lot smoother but I don't know how/ if yours affects drivability or not. IMO I'd smooth it out alittle
The bottom end is all over the place though.
My map transitions a lot smoother but I don't know how/ if yours affects drivability or not. IMO I'd smooth it out alittle
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