Dyno power figures for H22a

**TODA AU** · 31-03-2009 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by paps02

i noticed that....

what does it mean?

In laymans terms... The inertia function has been used as a type of multiplier.

The higher the inertia number the higher the power reading.
Visa versa is also true.
This is fine when the values remain the same for before & after.
But you can change the values & do a before & after that bares any weight.

If you were to dyno the car again with 100@100.
You would likley see only 3~5kw gain max.

Shoot4 (shootout mode) uses inertia 80 / ramp rate 100
These parameters are locked out in shootout.

**grumpy rooster** · 31-03-2009 10:14 PM

104-108kw is the norm for a standard H22.

**paps02** · 01-04-2009 08:27 AM

il fix up the problems, do a bit of work and get a new graph then!!

**paps02** · 17-04-2009 06:01 PM

ok problems fixed....

so specs are;

-Jap h22a SiR
-Cold air intake
-xforce extractors
-magna flow metal cat
-2.5" custom stainless steel mandrel bent exhaust

-----NEPTUNE ECU

**delsol9000rpms** · 17-04-2009 06:41 PM

Before it was very lean!

**delsol9000rpms** · 18-04-2009 01:30 PM

lean= the opposite to safe lol..

All good now it definately has a nice fat curve

**paps02** · 18-04-2009 07:43 PM

:-0

lol its in the past now lol

**Mullensxxx** · 27-06-2009 10:08 AM

ive noticed that alot of K builds they are running 3" exhausts, since the H is in the same sort of capacity (sorry for bad spelling) would it be expected 2 run a 3" system with a H series also? also is there much range in terms of after market bolt on exhaust systems ? (h22 eg, h22ek etc) or is a custom exhaust the norm?

sorry for heaps of qustions and bad spelling

cheers

Josh

**Content** · 27-06-2009 01:24 PM

search www.honda-tech.com

http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2197695

**Benson** · 27-06-2009 05:15 PM

Originally Posted by Mullensxxx

ive noticed that alot of K builds they are running 3" exhausts, since the H is in the same sort of capacity (sorry for bad spelling) would it be expected 2 run a 3" system with a H series also? also is there much range in terms of after market bolt on exhaust systems ? (h22 eg, h22ek etc) or is a custom exhaust the norm?

sorry for heaps of qustions and bad spelling

cheers

Josh

Go 3' for h22a.