My car... Pics, Vids, and Dyno
 

Hey guys... I wanted to introduce my car. Here are some pics, vids, and the dyno. I also posted this on continental forums but there aren't alot of people on there so I figure I should join here too since this seems to be the only other place around for Bentley's.

Engine Bay
http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur1.jpg

ECU 1
http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur2.jpg

ECU 2
http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur3.jpg

Car on Dyno
http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur4.jpg

More Engine Bay
http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur5.jpg

http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur6.jpg

http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur7.jpg

http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur8.jpg

http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur9.jpg

Here is a general video of the car that I made:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLTN1WKnFD4

And here are vids of the Dyno:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POg_R_o1JWI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71VGE1aDFwY

The car made 524WHP... thats stock with no software or modifications. (That's soon to change.) This means that our cars are at least somewhat underrated assuming that the dynojet gives slightly higher results than are accurate.

Welcome and congrats to that car. Have seen the car also at http://www.continentalforums.com it is a very nice new forum. Do you plan more mods at the car? The int. looks great. Is it a 06 model?

Beautiful Bentley. Welcome to the forum!

Thanks for the kind words! It is an '06 and is completely bone stock as of yet. I am planning on adding some kind of software in the very near future as well as an exhaust. Hard to track down stuff to buy for this car.

PT: this is feeesh from audizine. tell 'em about the race with the A4!

Car looks great! It's hard for me to tell from the pics but is the car green or just dark gray?

Yeah it's Cypress Green.

Are you saying that the dyno numbers came out 524 (rear wheel horse power RWHP) or is that the gross number at the flywheel?

Because if that is the net at the wheels thats a great number considering that the factory states 552 at the flywheel. It's interesting considering that my last vehicle was an 05' Dodge Ram Quad Cab SRT 10 with the 8.3 litre V-10 Viper engine. The factory listed it as 500 HP at the flywheel. I had it dyno'd before and after I had it supercharged. It posted 384 RWHP before and an ass thumping 643 RWHP after the mods. The installer said that one could count on anywhere from 18%-25% difference in HP from the flywheel to the tires.

As you stated, the factory may be underating the true HP maybe so as not loose the distinction of a true luxury sedan/coupe compared to a hot rod.

I'm booking my 05' CGT next month for the chip upgrade. They said that they would do a full dyno test before and after. I'll be interested to see the numbers.

Ernie....

http://www.continentalforums.com/flyingspur7.jpg

Welcome to 6speed.
Back here looks so comfy with the rear console and all. Why drive it? Just hire a chauffeur, sit back here and enjoy the ride;)

The Flying Spur is All Wheel Drive... thus it is actually 524 All Wheel Horsepower. The fact that it's an automatic AND all wheel drive (making the drivetrain loss like 25% or slightly more) means that it is most definitely underrated from the factory by a ton. PM me about the chip upgrade.

Also, why don't I hire a chauffeur? It's so goddamned fun to drive!! :-)

All the owners here should get onto continental forums.

beautiful ride, that would be one of the healthiest numbers that i have heard to date, 524 at all the wheels?, do you mind posting the actual dynosheet as that sounds off base as to what other cars are making

Oops... my memory is getting the best of me... 505 at the wheels. Regardless here is the dyno. Still underrated by alot even with only 505.

http://www.ecodetuning.com/gallery/B...S/bentleyF.jpg

wow, im impressed....id be curious to know what kind or TQ it makes at the wheels but looks like u didnt get a tach reading, please keep us abreast of your mods, very cool

505 @ the wheels w/ a 25% drivetrain loss is absolutely amazing
did you buy the car brand new ?

Yeah, this car was actually the first custom car (as in the color combination was chosen by the customer) in the US.