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spitz · 10-17-2012, 05:19 PM

Any dyno numbers from someone who kept their car below 4k? I'd be interested in seeing the comparison.

2forme · 10-17-2012, 06:06 PM

I followed break in. Put down 175 stock with SRT header back.

Opposed · 10-17-2012, 07:21 PM

Mine was a fairly hard break-in. It saw redline quite a few times before 1k miles on it. This was my baseline at about 3500 miles on it pre tune and intake.

Surok · 10-17-2012, 07:26 PM

hrm so we do make more power after break in..
i want to see some dyno charts from people who followed the instruction from toyota exactly.

2forme · 10-17-2012, 07:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Surok

hrm so we do make more power after break in..
i want to see some dyno charts from people who followed the instruction from toyota exactly.

I did. My dynos are posted.

Surok · 10-17-2012, 07:38 PM

you didnt post them in this thread. and you said that it was stock with some header back..that doesnt sound stock.

2forme · 10-17-2012, 08:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Surok

you didnt post them in this thread. and you said that it was stock with some header back..that doesnt sound stock.

No, but obviously if I put down 174, then the header back didn't make 16 whp.

Surok · 10-17-2012, 08:16 PM

yeah...but we dont know that..

2forme · 10-17-2012, 08:21 PM

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OrbitalEllipses · 10-17-2012, 08:34 PM

Dyno's already posted in a few threads. 172whp (SAE 0.98 on a DynoJet) stock with just an axleback, 1500 miles on the engine, hard break in.

soros151 · 11-10-2012, 02:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Surok

hrm so we do make more power after break in..
i want to see some dyno charts from people who followed the instruction from toyota exactly.

We change oils also after the break-in. That's also another factor in power production.

Gords_zenith · 06-09-2013, 09:32 PM

I wanted to start another thread to quantify peoples break in methods vs hp reading. Granted there will be discrepancies due to temp, humidity, elevation, and type of dyno but if we can kind of gauge each others readings based on the data provided I think that is doable.

Here is how I broke mine in. I drove the first 800 km fairly easy as per the manual but to get around the no constant rpm while highway driving I would change the gears to lower ones and did that all the time while cruising (One thing though don't be afraid to go to 5k or so rpm while doing this but I stress that a properly warmed up engine is more crucial to engine life and performance, than just making sure you stay below 4k rpm). Once I got to 800km I started to accelerate harder to say 6k, or so than let engine wind down to 2k than wind her back up hard, usually in 3rd or 4th but 3rd is good to keep speed limits within range, second I find is too short. But let her wind down on her own as this will create a stronger vacuum within the cylinder and help 'seat' the rings in the opposite direction, as well as allows the cylinder to clean itself out. I kept incrementing the rpm until redline which finally was reached around 1600km (1000 mi). No problems. Changed the oil at 1800 km and no issues since now at 27000 km.. Even accelerating hard to 4k is good for the engine but again make sure it is nice and warmed up! you will notice as it breaks in, the engine will start providing more engine brake action, especially at higher revs when decelerating. Trust me it works. As I think my dyno sheet proves, seems about 9-10 hp higher than other using the same type of dyno as displayed from another forum.

Anyways, heres the data.
Type of Dyno: Dynojet
Elevation: ~400 ft
Ambient Temp: 71 F
Fuel: 94 Octane

Transmission: MT
Miles on car: 25400
Mods: Stock, new air filter, GC 0w-30, fresh trans oil, and diff.

WHP: 172
WTQ: 143

P.S. not sure how to post pics.....like my dyno sheet.

10-17-2012, 05:19 PM	#15
spitz Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Drives: '13 SWP BRZ-L Location: SF Bay Area, CA Posts: 252 Thanks: 70 Thanked 106 Times in 68 Posts Mentioned: 7 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	Any dyno numbers from someone who kept their car below 4k? I'd be interested in seeing the comparison. __________________

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Surok Wise old man Join Date: Jun 2012 Drives: 86 GTS Location: Sydney Posts: 1,003 Thanks: 999 Thanked 240 Times in 161 Posts Mentioned: 7 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	hrm so we do make more power after break in.. i want to see some dyno charts from people who followed the instruction from toyota exactly.

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Surok Wise old man Join Date: Jun 2012 Drives: 86 GTS Location: Sydney Posts: 1,003 Thanks: 999 Thanked 240 Times in 161 Posts Mentioned: 7 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	you didnt post them in this thread. and you said that it was stock with some header back..that doesnt sound stock.

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Surok Wise old man Join Date: Jun 2012 Drives: 86 GTS Location: Sydney Posts: 1,003 Thanks: 999 Thanked 240 Times in 161 Posts Mentioned: 7 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	yeah...but we dont know that..

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06-09-2013, 09:32 PM	#26
Gords_zenith Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2012 Drives: WRB BRZ Sport Tech Location: Durham, Canada Posts: 354 Thanks: 178 Thanked 110 Times in 64 Posts Mentioned: 3 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	I wanted to start another thread to quantify peoples break in methods vs hp reading. Granted there will be discrepancies due to temp, humidity, elevation, and type of dyno but if we can kind of gauge each others readings based on the data provided I think that is doable. Here is how I broke mine in. I drove the first 800 km fairly easy as per the manual but to get around the no constant rpm while highway driving I would change the gears to lower ones and did that all the time while cruising (One thing though don't be afraid to go to 5k or so rpm while doing this but I stress that a properly warmed up engine is more crucial to engine life and performance, than just making sure you stay below 4k rpm). Once I got to 800km I started to accelerate harder to say 6k, or so than let engine wind down to 2k than wind her back up hard, usually in 3rd or 4th but 3rd is good to keep speed limits within range, second I find is too short. But let her wind down on her own as this will create a stronger vacuum within the cylinder and help 'seat' the rings in the opposite direction, as well as allows the cylinder to clean itself out. I kept incrementing the rpm until redline which finally was reached around 1600km (1000 mi). No problems. Changed the oil at 1800 km and no issues since now at 27000 km.. Even accelerating hard to 4k is good for the engine but again make sure it is nice and warmed up! you will notice as it breaks in, the engine will start providing more engine brake action, especially at higher revs when decelerating. Trust me it works. As I think my dyno sheet proves, seems about 9-10 hp higher than other using the same type of dyno as displayed from another forum. Anyways, heres the data. Type of Dyno: Dynojet Elevation: ~400 ft Ambient Temp: 71 F Fuel: 94 Octane Transmission: MT Miles on car: 25400 Mods: Stock, new air filter, GC 0w-30, fresh trans oil, and diff. WHP: 172 WTQ: 143 P.S. not sure how to post pics.....like my dyno sheet.

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