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Old 02-13-2014, 11:30 AM   #1
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NA FR-S/BRZ Dyno Thread

I hope this doesn't already exist... Naturally Aspirated vehicles only. Let's keep it simple, mods and dyno results only.
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Old 02-13-2014, 05:05 PM   #2
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I guess I'll start with mine.. dyno and mods listed inside:

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Stock tune
93 octane
K&N drop in filter (green line was with stock filter)
4th gear pull

Note that it is using SAE correction, which reads about 2.6% lower than STD correction

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^no way in hell that isn't tuned...either that or that dyno is reading way high..
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^no way in hell that isn't tuned...either that or that dyno is reading way high..
Totally untuned. According to @Pure Automotive most stock cars on that dyno were reading 165-170whp. I will say my car had been thoroughly broken in (10 track days, 1 1/2 seasons of autocross, nearly 20,000 miles) and it was a nice cool November day.
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I'm curious to see a stock dyno comparison of the FA20 vs say a K20, preferably done on the same dyno in similar weather conditions (even if not on the say day).
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stock k20s exsit?
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^no way in hell that isn't tuned...either that or that dyno is reading way high..
Found a bunch of dynos from the same dyno. They are from a muggy July day though:

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1086547
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Bump!
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I'm curious to see a stock dyno comparison of the FA20 vs say a K20, preferably done on the same dyno in similar weather conditions (even if not on the say day).
Not 100% apples to apples, but here you go. These are all the same exact dyno, same CF and smoothing, similar weather, but different days.

My friends FBO Gen 1 on 91 pump



My Friends Gen 2 w/ charcoal filter removed and a catback on 91 pump



My out of the box "stock" KPower K24 swap on 91 pump



My K24 swap with a set of Drag Cartel drop in cams in unoptimized format since I don't actually use this tune ever. If I spent any time on the tune there wouldn't be a drop between 6-7k. 91 pump



My K24 swap with Drag Cartel drop in cams as I actually run it. 91 pump

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Ooooof. As someone who autocrosses in the same class against the 2nd gens, the top two dyno plots of the full bolt on first gen vs even a stock 2nd gen is just nuts.

Interestingly enough, right were the 2nd gen is in the dip, the 1st gen (tuned) is actually making a hair more power. Everywhere beyond that, where you'd be in 2nd gear on course especially, it has a huge advantage.

I'd be very interested to see some first gens stock vs a header and tuned on the same dyno. Especially 2017+ if anyone has some examples of those.
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