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    dc2r dyno with intake

    HeLLo

    i hab a stock dc2r,
    i got it Dyno at ADVAN [SYD], and i got 90kw atw
    After installing a Injen cold air intake kit i got 100.9kw atw

    After leaving the workshop, i gave it abit.... DAMNnnN it was LOUD... and abit more power... wat i love the most is the sucking air sound.

    hope this dyno read would help others
    Last edited by thanh; 06-03-2005 at 02:51 AM.

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    So a stock DC2R pulls 90kw on Advans dyno? Makes me very happy

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    Makes me feel more and more that
    106kw at the wheels vtir on Bd'4s Dyno with intake/Exhaust/header was a bit to high

    ide hate to put it on another dyno and get less ahahahah

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim80y
    So a stock DC2R pulls 90kw on Advans dyno? Makes me very happy
    hmmm, sounds fishy, like no-one has messed with it!?!?

    J/K!

    thanh - great results from a intake - were both dyno runs done on the smae day with similar weather???
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    Array
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    As I did the runs, I can say that both runs were done on the same day, about an hour appart. (very similar conditions)
    3 before runs, 3 after runs. The best of each was selected for comparison.
    Runs were done in 4cyl shootout mode.(Inertia 80 / ramp rate 100)
    Temp probe on the wall of dyno room.
    Temp probe wasn't inserted into airfilter to minimise correction factor & level the playing feild so to speak. + it made the runs that much quicker as they was no charge for these... (Hard to resist with a bone stock car... Good result for the Injen)
    Damn that intake makes the car sound good... LOL
    Last edited by TODA AU; 06-03-2005 at 03:55 PM.
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    wow shows how much different dyno's are ... dyno down here stock dc2r's were getting 111-112kw@wheels

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    Quote Originally Posted by tinkerbell
    hmmm, sounds fishy, like no-one has messed with it!?!?

    J/K!

    thanh - great results from a intake - were both dyno runs done on the smae day with similar weather???
    well i put my car in the morning and got it back around noon

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    Toda AU - Would there be much diff b/w that intake and the AEM one? And how much for the Injen?? Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by TODA AU
    As I did the runs, I can say that both runs were done on the same day, about an hour appart. (very similar conditions)
    3 before runs, 3 after runs. The best of each was selected for comparison.
    Runs were done in 4cyl shootout mode.(Inertia 80 / ramp rate 100)
    Temp probe on the wall of dyno room.
    Temp probe wasn't inserted into airfilter to minimise correction factor & level the playing feild so to speak. + it made the runs that much quicker as they was no charge for these... (Hard to resist with a bone stock car... Good result for the Injen)
    Damn that intake makes the car sound good... LOL

    i dont think u can try to control varibles much more then that. wd to advan for the integrity.
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    nice gain with only intake

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    hmmmm...injen hey..???

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    Last edited by thanh; 10-03-2005 at 12:45 AM.

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