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DustinS 10-02-2014 12:58 PM

What other parameters were recorded? Maybe post AFR as well. Though it is unlikely an AFR issue.

toast 10-02-2014 01:01 PM

There is no way you wouldn't feel a 13%, almost instantaneous drop in torque when you are driving.

I'm with stonenewt, I think that is traction control stepping in for some reason.

PMok 10-02-2014 01:01 PM

I ran on the same MAHA dyno earlier this year (May) but using an earlier version of the OFT E85 tune. (v1.42)

In terms of power mods on my car, it is a fairly short and simple list:
Berk Catless Front Pipe
AFe Drop-in dry air filter in the stock airbox
Perrin air inlet tube
Vishnu Tuning OpenFlash Tablet, running the OTS Stage 2 EL E85 Tune v1.42
Running stock headers and muffler system
Propel E85 fuel

http://86drive.com/wp-content/upload...o_run-MAHA.jpg

As you can see I did not run into any of the issues that ck-GT86 encountered. I've since switched over to v2.0x of the tune, and although I haven't dyno'd the car since, like probably most of you running the OFT v2.0x tunes I haven't felt anything out of the ordinary in driving the car. (I've also since switched back to 91 tune just for fuel convenience reasons).

RC51ed 10-02-2014 01:32 PM

Interesting Findings on the Dyno - OpenFlash/Vishnu tuned
 
Ops I read that wrong. In for updates.

s2d4 10-02-2014 01:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DustinS (Post 1968925)
I know this is an older tune, but I can still feel it on the newest maps(It's not as bad, but still there). I had somewhat the same issue around 4500rpm. WOT the car would just stop accelerating for a bit, then keep going. Datazip WOT Log

at 4500 rpm (Almost on the dot) you can see the rpm's stagnate, then pick back up. This happens more often in 5th and 6th gear. Even this is extremely noticeable; so I would assume if the car dropped as the dyno showed, he would notice it.

Your ign adv went from 30 to 18 in that area, that's why in your case.

OP not feeling it is mind blowing.

solidONE 10-02-2014 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PMok (Post 1969082)
I ran on the same MAHA dyno earlier this year (May) but using an earlier version of the OFT E85 tune. (v1.42)

In terms of power mods on my car, it is a fairly short and simple list:
Berk Catless Front Pipe
AFe Drop-in dry air filter in the stock airbox
Perrin air inlet tube
Vishnu Tuning OpenFlash Tablet, running the OTS Stage 2 EL E85 Tune v1.42
Running stock headers and muffler system
Propel E85 fuel

http://86drive.com/wp-content/upload...o_run-MAHA.jpg

As you can see I did not run into any of the issues that ck-GT86 encountered. I've since switched over to v2.0x of the tune, and although I haven't dyno'd the car since, like probably most of you running the OFT v2.0x tunes I haven't felt anything out of the ordinary in driving the car. (I've also since switched back to 91 tune just for fuel convenience reasons).

157 whp and 210 crank hps... that's a bit conservative, no? I wonder what a bone stock FR-S/BRZ puts down on that dyno.

PMok 10-02-2014 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by solidONE (Post 1969163)
157 whp and 210 crank hps... that's a bit conservative, no? I wonder what a bone stock FR-S/BRZ puts down on that dyno.


As OP mentioned (I was told same data) a stock BRZ makes ~137whp on this same dyno.


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jaf89f 10-02-2014 02:17 PM

Sub'd :popcorn:

DAEMANO 10-02-2014 02:17 PM

As a person who did tons of research, runs these products and carefully watches this board. I gotta say, this kind of crap is so frustrating and I don't know how Shiv deals with it.

Hmmm... You mean the secret power of the "half-million dollar" Maha dyno and it's assuredly right foot wielding (and therefore competent) operator didn't actually provide the mystic enlightenment and clarity that finally revealed Shiv's tune wreaking havoc on the OPs FA20? Did the dyno operator come equipped with eyes as well to see if the Trac lights were on?

I don't blame the OP for wanting to know what was going on with his pulls. Still, I wonder what boatload of poo was whispered in his ear after his dyno runs. I mean to your average reasonable person, what would motivate them to make a post like the OPs with the tone and feel that he did? Straight up, whatever he was told did him a huge disservice. Whomever fed it to him also did him a huge disservice and then likely charged him for it! That person was either incompetent or had an agenda or maybe both. Also, I can't imagine how many others this same line of crap has been fed to.

Really, by now, how many cars are out there running Shiv's tunes? Counting all makes/models? Maybe thousands. Where is all the grenaded metal?

Nowhere.

This has the look of yet another owner ham-fistedly and erroneously manipulated into bad feelings about Shiv's tunes. How many times has this been tried now?

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. - Mahatma Ghandi

Look, Shiv makes a solid product. Shiv's been tuning cars for countless miles for a long ass time now. Years <-- CLICK ME. The OFT is out there. His OTS tunes improve people's cars. Just like other tuners tunes can. His products are not fucking with people's cars. Tuners (especially ones with the most to lose over having a competing product in the market) fought their battles. Used whatever low tactics they could and lost. The OFT is still here. Shiv is still here. The war is over. It's done. Deal with it. Crap like this takes us no place.

/rant

ck-GT86 10-02-2014 02:18 PM

Quick update, I didn't feel any dip in 2nd and 3rd. Didn't get to 4th at that RPM range due to shitty NorCal traffic. I'll rip through the gears after work. 4500 - 4700 is pretty high for normal driving

.ck

ck-GT86 10-02-2014 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by toast (Post 1969081)
There is no way you wouldn't feel a 13%, almost instantaneous drop in torque when you are driving.

I'm with stonenewt, I think that is traction control stepping in for some reason.

Hey speaking of which, I noticed my ABS and traction light were on when I got my car back. Lights went off after driving down the street. Is that normal for a dyno?

.ck

stonenewt 10-02-2014 02:29 PM

Wouldn't be out of the question. Front wheels stationary while rear wheels spinning has the potential to confuse the hell out of any system that uses the ABS/wheel speed sensors.

ck-GT86 10-02-2014 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAEMANO (Post 1969242)
As a person who did tons of research, runs these products and carefully watches this board. I gotta say, this kind of crap is so frustrating and I don't know how Shiv deals with it.

Hmmm... You mean the secret power of the "half-million dollar" Maha dyno and it's assuredly right foot wielding (and therefore competent) operator didn't actually provide the mystic enlightenment and clarity that finally revealed Shiv's tune wreaking havoc on the OPs FA20?

I don't blame the OP for wanting to know what was going on with his pulls. Still, I wonder what boatload of poo was whispered in his ear after his dyno runs. I mean to your average reasonable person, what would motivate them to make a post like the OPs with the tone and feel that he did? Straight up, whatever he was told did him a huge disservice. Whomever fed it to him also did him a huge disservice and then likely charged him for it! That person was either incompetent or had an agenda or maybe both. Also, I can't imagine how many others this same line of crap has been fed to.

Really, by now, how many cars are out there running Shiv's tunes? Counting all makes/models? Maybe thousands. Where is all the grenaded metal?

Nowhere.

This has the look of yet another owner ham-fistedly and erroneously manipulated into bad feelings about Shiv's tunes. How many times has this been tried now?

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win. - Mahatma Ghandi

Look, Shiv makes a solid product. It's been tested on countless cars for countless miles for a long ass time now. Years <-- CLICK ME. The OFT is out there. His OTS tunes improve people's cars. Just like other tuners tunes can. His products are not fucking with people's cars. Tuners (especially ones with the most to lose over having a competing product in the market) fought their battles. Used whatever low tactics they could and lost. The OFT is still here. Shiv is still here. The war is over. It's done. Deal with it. Crap like this takes us no place.

I have nothing against Shiv, Vishnu or anyone affiliated with the team. Like I said before. I've praised the product since I bought it last October.

I have no intention of degrading their reputation, I simply wanted to share my findings; maybe others have had the same experience? The intention of the dyno was to get an idea of what my mods have provided thus far, and if they're even worthwhile.

I'm more disappointed there was only a gain of ~40WHP with everything in there. I'm leaning more towards of not worthwhile by the way...

.ck

stonenewt 10-02-2014 02:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by toast (Post 1969081)
I'm with stonenewt, I think that is traction control stepping in for some reason.

It looks identical to the TC interruption I used to see on my Elise, I have no idea what mechanism the ECU uses for TC. What ever I assumed the dip was because what TC does is pull the power back suddenly then smoothly feed it back in again to 'feel' for slip.

I used to see them randomly across my rpm range if the operator forgot to turn off the driver aids. However, it's interesting that on these pulls this seems to happen around the area the engine normally delivers its torque spike.


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