POWER @ WHEEL
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POWER @ WHEEL
hi everyone,
i recently put the headers and cbe onto my fto plus e management.
its only 112 @ RE CUSTOM Dyno.
i just wondering what is a normal power kw @ wheel for FTO GPX running on the street as the modified above.
i would like to reach 120KW @ WHEEL, wts other mod that i need to get it done??
cheers
i recently put the headers and cbe onto my fto plus e management.
its only 112 @ RE CUSTOM Dyno.
i just wondering what is a normal power kw @ wheel for FTO GPX running on the street as the modified above.
i would like to reach 120KW @ WHEEL, wts other mod that i need to get it done??
cheers
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
Thats about spot on
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
manual?
your e-management = greddy e-manage ultimate /blue?
stock manual fto is about 100kws atw.
if you're still on stock 2.25" piping,
you can do 2.5" piping to whole exhaust system
and changed to high flow catalytic-converter 200 cells
for intake, change to pod intake + cold air intake mod
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For reference, aza for his gpvr fto (lighter than gpx) to 137kws atw
with,
-port and polished
-port matched
-compression bumped up a little
-cold air intake + ram pipe
-de-cat / straight flow pipe
-haltech management tuned
your e-management = greddy e-manage ultimate /blue?
stock manual fto is about 100kws atw.
if you're still on stock 2.25" piping,
you can do 2.5" piping to whole exhaust system
and changed to high flow catalytic-converter 200 cells
for intake, change to pod intake + cold air intake mod
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For reference, aza for his gpvr fto (lighter than gpx) to 137kws atw
with,
-port and polished
-port matched
-compression bumped up a little
-cold air intake + ram pipe
-de-cat / straight flow pipe
-haltech management tuned
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
A stock GPX (mivec) will get you 100kw ATW if in good condition. Ive currently got 133kw ATW. Ive done:
Air intake: UAS Induction Pipe and ARC Airbox
Extractors: RPW
Exhaust: Full 2.5 inch mandrel bent with High flow Magnatec cat and 2 triple flow mufflers (quad tips)
ECU: Haltech Interceptor Premium - tuned for 98 RON fuel
I have built a fully insulated box around the Airbox to keep it cool when the engine is hot and ive also done a full Cold Air Induction setup, but this wont effect the figures coming off the DYNO unless the engine is quite warm.
This is on my 99 Verison R Aero. Not sure if the ECU has something already done out of the box or not.
Hope this helps
Air intake: UAS Induction Pipe and ARC Airbox
Extractors: RPW
Exhaust: Full 2.5 inch mandrel bent with High flow Magnatec cat and 2 triple flow mufflers (quad tips)
ECU: Haltech Interceptor Premium - tuned for 98 RON fuel
I have built a fully insulated box around the Airbox to keep it cool when the engine is hot and ive also done a full Cold Air Induction setup, but this wont effect the figures coming off the DYNO unless the engine is quite warm.
This is on my 99 Verison R Aero. Not sure if the ECU has something already done out of the box or not.
Hope this helps
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
I did have a k&n filter and kakimoto catback but I am not sure which is2.5 or 2.25.
And I have port and polish the head. And using NGK iridium sparkplug
I recently find out the problem is when I click in to mivec, there is no much different compared to under mice point. And also I think the throttle cable appears problem coz when shift, the rev seems going up around 500rpm.
Would this effect the power? May effect the the throttle to reah 100% open?
And next mod would be fuel pump and extractor also de-cat.
Would this sort of mod can reach over 125kw @wheel coz I am running 112 atm by dyne dynamic.
Heaps.
Cheers
And I have port and polish the head. And using NGK iridium sparkplug
I recently find out the problem is when I click in to mivec, there is no much different compared to under mice point. And also I think the throttle cable appears problem coz when shift, the rev seems going up around 500rpm.
Would this effect the power? May effect the the throttle to reah 100% open?
And next mod would be fuel pump and extractor also de-cat.
Would this sort of mod can reach over 125kw @wheel coz I am running 112 atm by dyne dynamic.
Heaps.
Cheers
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
125kw definitely achievable if you get a fine tune on the piggyback ecu after all the mods.
Aza picked up 17kws alone from the haltech engine management. (aza's figures proven from 2 different dynos)
Still it depends whether your tuner knows how to tune your emanage or not.
After you got the rpw/hurricane extractors, de-cat, 2.5" piping all round starting from extractor downpipe till end,
shouldn't be a problem to hit that figure.
Ohh, no idea on the throttle cable problem.
Aza picked up 17kws alone from the haltech engine management. (aza's figures proven from 2 different dynos)
Still it depends whether your tuner knows how to tune your emanage or not.
After you got the rpw/hurricane extractors, de-cat, 2.5" piping all round starting from extractor downpipe till end,
shouldn't be a problem to hit that figure.
Ohh, no idea on the throttle cable problem.
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
Ive got 127 KW atw.
Power mods:
1. UAS whale penis
2. Unifilter
3. Hurricane headers
4. Apexi N1 catback
5. Haltech interceptor
Power mods:
1. UAS whale penis
2. Unifilter
3. Hurricane headers
4. Apexi N1 catback
5. Haltech interceptor
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
I have 107.5 KW ATW dyno'ed from Unique Auto Sports in Seven Hills.
Mods done where:
1. UAS Whale Penis + Unifilter
2. Hurricane Headers + 200cp Cat + 2.5" Mandrel bent pipes + Varex muffler (Full exhaust system)
Pathetic isn't it and I don't even think a haltech would be worth it - apparently it was only running a little bit rich.
Mods done where:
1. UAS Whale Penis + Unifilter
2. Hurricane Headers + 200cp Cat + 2.5" Mandrel bent pipes + Varex muffler (Full exhaust system)
Pathetic isn't it and I don't even think a haltech would be worth it - apparently it was only running a little bit rich.
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
But looking at dwayne's, aza's, bushido's figures.. ,
haltech is good for at least 15kws.
Note that dwayne and bushido didn't even do port&polish, just the intake and exhaust.
haltech is good for at least 15kws.
Note that dwayne and bushido didn't even do port&polish, just the intake and exhaust.
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
I got 111kw @ the wheel..
Exhaust (not headers though)
Apexi pod
ARC intake
Think that is all.. Was done at Pulse racing on our Dyni day..
Exhaust (not headers though)
Apexi pod
ARC intake
Think that is all.. Was done at Pulse racing on our Dyni day..
I just had to add it ......
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Re: POWER @ WHEEL
When's the next dyno day
The only way to know how 'relative' your power figure is, is to compare with other cars on the same dyno on the same day. All it takes for a dyno to give you a better figure is to change the load value or the correction values. Doesn't take much and you wouldn't even know.
And the only way to know how much power you're really getting at the wheels is to calculate it at the strip. Real world acceleration doesn't lie. Dyno's do
The only way to know how 'relative' your power figure is, is to compare with other cars on the same dyno on the same day. All it takes for a dyno to give you a better figure is to change the load value or the correction values. Doesn't take much and you wouldn't even know.
And the only way to know how much power you're really getting at the wheels is to calculate it at the strip. Real world acceleration doesn't lie. Dyno's do
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True dat..Shane001 wrote:When's the next dyno day
The only way to know how 'relative' your power figure is, is to compare with other cars on the same dyno on the same day. All it takes for a dyno to give you a better figure is to change the load value or the correction values. Doesn't take much and you wouldn't even know.
And the only way to know how much power you're really getting at the wheels is to calculate it at the strip. Real world acceleration doesn't lie. Dyno's do
On the day, the others were putting out any where from 100 to 108.. I can't recall what Aza go though.. I think he didn't run it that day...
I just had to add it ......
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That was some time ago now lol, and no I did not run that day.
I will look into another dyno day .
I will look into another dyno day .
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Yeah organise a dyno day aza
I'll bring the racecar and see how it compares against u streeters
I'll bring the racecar and see how it compares against u streeters
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Shane001 wrote:Yeah organise a dyno day aza
I'll bring the racecar and see how it compares against you streeters
I would guess better... Lol..
I just had to add it ......
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i wish i could join you guys on the same dyno for a real comparison