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Old 03-06-2013, 03:55 AM   #15
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Whether the filter is magical or not, it would be interesting to see Dyno runs of other DIF, before anyone makes an assumption that other filters are better.

Must take note that the ECU does take a good 20 to 40km to self adjust to the driving conditions you push the car too. (There is a thread confirming this as I am not technically qualified)

I have seen dyno tests done on various DiF, complete new intakes, UniChip, exhaust replacements and yet to find anymore gains than what this Works filter has shown.

If there is better, it would be nice to share with back up dyno charts.
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I have seen dyno tests done on various DiF, complete new intakes, UniChip, exhaust replacements and yet to find anymore gains than what this Works filter has shown.
The independant dyno chart showed a net loss for the Works filter, not a gain. It made the torque dip deeper and longer with more loss there than the top end gain.
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Old 03-06-2013, 02:55 PM   #17
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Hi Ryan
I see your reg is nu>>>i am from the same area...Wyebank..kloof...We must hook up..i have installed an aftermarket filter as well...jr or something from speedshop in kzn...they say it is as good as k&N.my MR2 tuner recommended..said they used on skyline gtr's so i figured worth a try...
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car seems slightly better in the lower rpm..but my performnce app in the car still records 0-100 in 7.4 and 1/4 mile at 15.4 so not too sure about gains...
gonna look at a dyno test soon but the tuner i use has issue wid his dyno...might attend the one coming up this weekend...
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Think I passed you this morning by Hillcrest Toyota 0740 odd.
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Just dynoed 118kw in 3 and 121 in 4 190 nm. Car has filter.mAke is rj or jr
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Impressive. And with the OEM filter?
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anyone dyno'd the SA BRZs yet to see what power they put out with their custom exhaust?
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anyone dyno'd the SA BRZs yet to see what power they put out with their custom exhaust?
I have dyno the with the BRZ zorst.
I ran a stock run with old SW and got 115wkw, I installed the Works Filter and got 118wkw
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I fitted the zorst and while doing so Toyota happened to do the SW upgrade and verified with the new zorst all engine ECU readings were correct.
Went straight down to dyno and got 119wkw.
My test cant be deemed 100% accurate as I had the SW change, which may have dropped the total power.
however IMO the exhaust did nothing to help the mid dip and may give 1 to 3 wkw.
That being said, the sound is 10 times better and certainly makes the car sound like a sports car.
would be interesting if someone did a before and after test to see if it does do anything.
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thanks Ryan
just subjectively, i think the mid dip is a lot less noticeable after i installed the zorst.
I still got the stock air filter, you reckon i should replace it to get the best out of the exhaust?
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Definitely recommend getting DIF, got most gains from changing the filter and cheapest gains.
K&N is available in SA.
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