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EAGLE5 10-24-2013 01:50 PM

Percentages...
 
Here are some numbers as percentages so that where the HP is measured and what dyno the runs happen on won't matter. All numbers are from manufacturer dynos with manufacturer tunes.

Innovate Intercooled 244.99/166.87hp, 199.07tq/140.27 = +46.8%hp/41.9%tq
At 2500rpm, ~160/~130tq = +23.1%tq
Source https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.n...97660190_o.jpg

AVO 230.85/167.95hp, 197.90/140.44tq = +37.5%hp/40.9%tq
At 2500rpm, ~135/~130tq = +3.8%
Source - http://www.avoturboworld.com/index.p...news&Itemid=31

Vortech 294/200hp, 210/151tq = +47%hp/39.1%tq - Cannot find an official dyno, just peak numbers, so no 2500rpm rating. 9psi I believe.

FA20Club Turbo - Their tunes are all custom, and I cannot find a 5psi dyno, which I assume is their stock since you have to pay more otherwise.

This still pushes me towards an Innovate kit, for ease of install, low-end torque, and absence of lag. I know the AVO kit can be turned way up, but the Innovate and Vortech can do the same.

My biggest question now is if the Innovate intercooler makes much of a difference when running e85.

Fast_Freddy 10-24-2013 04:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StormTrooper (Post 1290159)
Like I said I forgot to add e85 in my first post. Don't be an ass. Also intakes on this car are useless

Oh, I missed that part. I agree somewhat about intakes but I've seen evidence to suggest that some of them do add power with a tune.

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueDubbinTDI (Post 1290182)
Oh no? http://i1307.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0b81aaea.jpg

Before header and ~205 after....

Headers vary, tunes vary, dynos vary, intakes vary, etc. Is that your dyno sheet? What else is modified beside the intake, header and e85? Are you saying that this is what everyone should expect? 195whp with any e85 tune and 205whp with any header + any e85 tune? IMO you're painting the best case scenario as the average scenario.

StormTrooper 10-24-2013 06:56 PM

Intakes only make power before you do a full exhaust...

Not my dyno plot, I didn't even post it.

I'm saying if your baseline was 160 then after full exhaust and a tune you be should damn near 190 or your tune/header sucks. E85 is good for about 10 more or ~25 with just e85 and a tune.

With a total of ~200...

For me I'll end up at roughly 175 depending on the dyno. I live at 4500ft which mean I'm down 15+ HP from sea level.

StormTrooper 10-24-2013 07:00 PM

I've seen probably a dozen plots and that is the average. Maybe -5 for air raid intake or borla header.

BlueDubbinTDI 10-25-2013 08:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fast_Freddy (Post 1291256)
Oh, I missed that part. I agree somewhat about intakes but I've seen evidence to suggest that some of them do add power with a tune.



Headers vary, tunes vary, dynos vary, intakes vary, etc. Is that your dyno sheet? What else is modified beside the intake, header and e85? Are you saying that this is what everyone should expect? 195whp with any e85 tune and 205whp with any header + any e85 tune? IMO you're painting the best case scenario as the average scenario.

No just what is possible. This is probably a best case scenario and no it isn't mine.


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