Fine tuned EVO/Imagine GT2 Tuning - Killer Angel, move to the right lane
#31
Originally posted by J.Moss
Props Todd!
Is this a 100% bolt on kit?
If so that is VERY IMPRESSIVE!
Moss
Props Todd!
Is this a 100% bolt on kit?
If so that is VERY IMPRESSIVE!
Moss
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Home of the Worlds Fastest 997TT Porsche(s)
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Fastest 1/4 Mile = 9.29 @ 172.7 MPH
60-130 MPH Time = 3.28 Seconds
#33
Originally posted by Kevin
Jeff we have had bearing/rod failures at the 650 mark in turbo 993's, the 996 share the same basic rotating assy. Like Chad said, with H20 cooling the thermal dynamic might be giving us some headroom. And yes, the turbo engines due dampen the rotational assy. The rod bolts have been the problem...
Jeff we have had bearing/rod failures at the 650 mark in turbo 993's, the 996 share the same basic rotating assy. Like Chad said, with H20 cooling the thermal dynamic might be giving us some headroom. And yes, the turbo engines due dampen the rotational assy. The rod bolts have been the problem...
#34
Re: Fine tuned EVO/Imagine GT2 Tuning - Pulls like a bat outta hell
Originally posted by ShankGT2
Dyno here:
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Dyno here:
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You really had me going for a second. Especially when you said "Killer Angel move over to the right lane" It took me awhile to realize the dyno was showing flywheel hp. Really didn't notice it until I paid attention to the stock GT2 numbers. I though your numbers were rear wheel numbers. Converting the flywheel numbers to rwhp numbers using a .845 conversion would render:
Stock 454.5 fwhp equals 384.06 rwhp
Stock 430.0 fwt equals 363.3 rwt
Modified 631.7 fwhp equals 533.8 rwhp
Modified 609.4 fwt equals 514.9 rwt
In addition, the sheets do show DIN hp which to compare to SAE you would have to deduct approx. another 1%.
I believe those numbers are about what EVO/Imagine advertise.
Well it was close to April 1, you got me.
No doubt, you still have one fast GT2.
Last edited by cjv; 04-03-2004 at 09:00 AM.
#39
Zippy, Evan,
My car did dyno 454 to the wheels stock.
Hey I am just posting the numbers like it is. What do I really think? I think the Dynojet in general reflects higher numbers, and I believe the car is making somewhere in the low 600's to the wheels, and torque to the wheels too.
The car dyno'd 558 RWHP at imagine auto. This is like 70HP more to the wheels, and believe me, it sure feels like it.
Stephen and I went for a spin after the programming, and first 3 gears, were all wheels spin, of course on cold roads/tires too, but total difference in pull than pre-programming changes.
I definately have to schedule to get the rods done.
Till then, I will have to take it ez for a couple of weeks.
RS
My car did dyno 454 to the wheels stock.
Hey I am just posting the numbers like it is. What do I really think? I think the Dynojet in general reflects higher numbers, and I believe the car is making somewhere in the low 600's to the wheels, and torque to the wheels too.
The car dyno'd 558 RWHP at imagine auto. This is like 70HP more to the wheels, and believe me, it sure feels like it.
Stephen and I went for a spin after the programming, and first 3 gears, were all wheels spin, of course on cold roads/tires too, but total difference in pull than pre-programming changes.
I definately have to schedule to get the rods done.
Till then, I will have to take it ez for a couple of weeks.
RS
#43
Originally posted by EL750
I have seen several GT-2 dyno at around 390 @ the wheel. I am confused. 450 Wheel is about 530's crank.
I have seen several GT-2 dyno at around 390 @ the wheel. I am confused. 450 Wheel is about 530's crank.
I have seen 2 other GT2's dyno in the low to mid 400's as well as one x50.
The gT2 dyno'd 454 to the wheels , stock.
#44
Ryan,
I do not know of any stock GT2 that will pull those numbers with SAE 1990 Rev correction factors. The Stage IV does not have the equipment to make 646 SAE 1990 Rev rwt @ 1.2 or 1.3 bar. Maybe Stephen or Todd want to convince me. Maybe the dyno is out of calibration?
I do not know of any stock GT2 that will pull those numbers with SAE 1990 Rev correction factors. The Stage IV does not have the equipment to make 646 SAE 1990 Rev rwt @ 1.2 or 1.3 bar. Maybe Stephen or Todd want to convince me. Maybe the dyno is out of calibration?
Last edited by cjv; 04-03-2004 at 02:07 PM.
#45
So......... Is the graph showing flywheel or rear wheel hp and torque numbers? How can we find a definative answer? How can a dyno give flywheel numbers, does it convert it after reading the rear wheel number?
Lou
Lou