'06 parts dynoed
11-25-2006 | 09:56 PM
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'06 parts dynoed
I had time to visit a dyno today:
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
Not bad considering I do not have an exhaust manifold + exhaust system.
Cannot wait for the HyTech
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
Not bad considering I do not have an exhaust manifold + exhaust system.
Cannot wait for the HyTech
11-26-2006 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Black_6spd
I wonder if Shaang's calibration will work on ours with an '06 TB and Toda RH?
Since then he has added a few items.
We were suppose to go hit the dyno together but he had something come up. I was really anxious to see what kind of #'s his car put down after his additions.
Our cars are nearly identical
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12-06-2006 | 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by WECoyote13
Is there a baseline dyno to go with this?
This will serve as a baseline when I receive my HyTech exhaust system.
12-06-2006 | 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by KapVu
are the '06 IM different from the 04-05? What difference is it? did you have any trouble fitting it into a 04-05?
Power Rev Racing Gasket - What does this do?
sorry for the noobness.
Power Rev Racing Gasket - What does this do?
sorry for the noobness.
The 06 vs 04/05 IM difference is:
From Hondata website:
* Radius on some intake pipes increased from 70-80mm
No trouble at all, it's a direct swap.
Power Rev Racing Gasket:
Best way to describe it, a secondary heat shield, the Hondata ones goes in between the head and fuel injector base, the power rev one goes in between the injector base and IM
So you have in this order:
[Head] [Hondata IM Gasket] [Fuel Injector Base] [Power Rev Racing Gasket] [IM]
12-06-2006 | 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by TSX2345
The 06 vs 04/05 IM difference is:
From Hondata website:
* Radius on some intake pipes increased from 70-80mm
From Hondata website:
* Radius on some intake pipes increased from 70-80mm
Originally Posted by vtec.net
Starting from the intake side, the diameter of the inlet pipe leading to the air resonator has been increased from 70mm to 80mm. The throttle body has been enlarged from 60mm to 64mm. These changes are said to be responsible for an intake airflow capacity, helping the motor gulp as much as 110 liters/second (up from 95 liters/second). To allow the motor to injest this extra 15 liters per second, the intake valves have been enlarged by 1mm (to 36mm). A revised high-rpm profile on the intake camshafts results in a 0.9mm increase in valve lift and 14 degrees of extra duration (opening 2 degrees sooner, and closing 12 degrees later). Obviously, if you're burning more air and fuel, you have to do something with the spent gases. So to deal with the added volume of exhaust, the head pipe (the pipe below the 4 primaries on the header) has been enlarged from 60mm to 65mm.
12-07-2006 | 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted by TSX2345
The 06 vs 04/05 IM difference is:
From Hondata website:
* Radius on some intake pipes increased from 70-80mm
No trouble at all, it's a direct swap.
Power Rev Racing Gasket:
Best way to describe it, a secondary heat shield, the Hondata ones goes in between the head and fuel injector base, the power rev one goes in between the injector base and IM
So you have in this order:
[Head] [Hondata IM Gasket] [Fuel Injector Base] [Power Rev Racing Gasket] [IM]
From Hondata website:
* Radius on some intake pipes increased from 70-80mm
No trouble at all, it's a direct swap.
Power Rev Racing Gasket:
Best way to describe it, a secondary heat shield, the Hondata ones goes in between the head and fuel injector base, the power rev one goes in between the injector base and IM
So you have in this order:
[Head] [Hondata IM Gasket] [Fuel Injector Base] [Power Rev Racing Gasket] [IM]
12-13-2006 | 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by TodaSi
There is no before and after dyno? What were the improvements? Wondering if I should get this set-up or not. 
Improvements are all of my mods
12-13-2006 | 11:39 AM
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Originally Posted by dom
Has anyone seen a baseline dyno for an 06 at all?
I hope modding the '06 with the same parts as the older models would be deemed worth it, or would changing stock parts be insignificant. Any ideas of what parts I shouldn't change with aftermarket parts for the earlier models? All I have so far is an Injen CAI but I doubt that would result in any power loss from replacement of the stock setup. What about parts like the header, catalytic convertor, etc.
12-13-2006 | 12:25 PM
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Wow, a stock '06 6MT puts down 150 ft/lbs to the wheels? That's a bit more than I expected...
Weren't stock 04/05 6MTs only putting down like 135-140 ft/lbs?
Also, any idea what type of dyno CGTSX was using?
Weren't stock 04/05 6MTs only putting down like 135-140 ft/lbs?
Also, any idea what type of dyno CGTSX was using?
12-13-2006 | 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by n1ke5h
So what happened to the 205 HP from the window sticker...is that not supposed to be at the wheels?
If it's any consolation, Honda always has understated their numbers.
12-13-2006 | 03:12 PM
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Yep, advertised horsepower is crank horsepower, and 205 is a fair representation of it.
As CGTSX2004 noted, with a 15% loss conversion, that means the 2006s are putting out closer to 210-215 crank HP stock, even SAE corrected. 205 might be more accurate for the ATs.
As CGTSX2004 noted, with a 15% loss conversion, that means the 2006s are putting out closer to 210-215 crank HP stock, even SAE corrected. 205 might be more accurate for the ATs.
02-17-2008 | 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by cor6bro
Wow, that's a lot of power: Please list mods. I'm not 100% sure, but that seems like someting a J30 would produce. Any subjective comments about how your car drive compared to stock?
All of my mods are listed in the first post. Here they are again:
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
HyTech Exhaust
02-17-2008 | 08:30 PM
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Hum...so how does your car hook up now w/ VSA off? Any traction in 2nd? Also, butt dyno wise: Where do you feel the most pull? On the high cam lobe (4800rpm+) or low lobe (<4800rpm)? At your current pwr level, is an LSD something you'd consider?
02-17-2008 | 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by cor6bro
Hum...so how does your car hook up now w/ VSA off? Any traction in 2nd? Also, butt dyno wise: Where do you feel the most pull? On the high cam lobe (4800rpm+) or low lobe (<4800rpm)? At your current pwr level, is an LSD something you'd consider?
02-17-2008 | 08:37 PM
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No header or high flow cat? Nice numbers!
I wonder how much those 06 parts are doing for ya...?
I wonder how much those 06 parts are doing for ya...?
Originally Posted by TSX2345
So I just got back from Chruch's
Peak HP: 219.6
Peak TQ: 184.3
I'll scan and post the dyno Tuesday
Peak HP: 219.6
Peak TQ: 184.3
I'll scan and post the dyno Tuesday
Originally Posted by TSX2345
All of my mods are listed in the first post. Here they are again:
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
HyTech Exhaust
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
HyTech Exhaust
02-17-2008 | 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Redfish
No header or high flow cat? Nice numbers!
I wonder how much those 06 parts are doing for ya...?
I wonder how much those 06 parts are doing for ya...?
I have the entire HyTech exhaust system = Header, High flow cat and exhaust.
02-17-2008 | 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by TSX2345
All of my mods are listed in the first post. Here they are again:
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
HyTech Exhaust
Mods:
'06 TB + bypass
'06 IM
Comptech Icebox + K&N Filter
UR Pulleys
Hondata IM Gasket
Power Rev Racing Gasket
Hondata Reflash
HyTech Exhaust
For clarification purposes, when I mentioned HyTech exhaust, I should have said HyTech Exhausts system, consisting of:
HyTech Header
High Flow Cat
HyTech exhaust
02-18-2008 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Redfish
How does that exhaust sound?
Is it loud all the time?
Is it only loud during wide open runs?
How is the noise level in the cabin during normal driving and WOT?
I want the same set-up for my 06 5AT, I want the power without a lot of noise.
02-18-2008 | 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by mrgold35
A follow up question on how it sounds:
Is it loud all the time?
Is it only loud during wide open runs?
How is the noise level in the cabin during normal driving and WOT?
I want the same set-up for my 06 5AT, I want the power without a lot of noise.
Is it loud all the time?
Is it only loud during wide open runs?
How is the noise level in the cabin during normal driving and WOT?
I want the same set-up for my 06 5AT, I want the power without a lot of noise.
it burbles during idle, it's insane during WOT, and you can really hear and feel it in the cabin
it's not a comfortable street exhaust, if you're just looking for more throttle, it's a slightly scaled down race exhaust
if you want power without noise, look elsewhere
02-18-2008 | 12:58 PM
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You can probably ask John to put in an extra resonator. It shouldn't affect the gains. Since he is a custom exhaust maker, shouldn't be a problem doing it.
Also, its weird that John wouldn't use the twin loop muffler that he used to use for most or all of his applications, like the integra, rsx, etc. Maybe you could request it?
Twin loop muffler would quiet or at least smooth out that sound big time. Mugen is an example of a great manufacturer that uses the twin loop concept in their mufflers to cancel out the sound.
Also, its weird that John wouldn't use the twin loop muffler that he used to use for most or all of his applications, like the integra, rsx, etc. Maybe you could request it?
Twin loop muffler would quiet or at least smooth out that sound big time. Mugen is an example of a great manufacturer that uses the twin loop concept in their mufflers to cancel out the sound.
02-18-2008 | 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by CarbonGray Earl
You can probably ask John to put in an extra resonator. It shouldn't affect the gains. Since he is a custom exhaust maker, shouldn't be a problem doing it.
Also, its weird that John wouldn't use the twin loop muffler that he used to use for most or all of his applications, like the integra, rsx, etc. Maybe you could request it?
Twin loop muffler would quiet or at least smooth out that sound big time. Mugen is an example of a great manufacturer that uses the twin loop concept in their mufflers to cancel out the sound.
Also, its weird that John wouldn't use the twin loop muffler that he used to use for most or all of his applications, like the integra, rsx, etc. Maybe you could request it?
Twin loop muffler would quiet or at least smooth out that sound big time. Mugen is an example of a great manufacturer that uses the twin loop concept in their mufflers to cancel out the sound.
Remember this is the proto-type, production one will be quieter, should be according to John
The twin loop won't be possible. I already asked.
02-18-2008 | 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by blackthorn
I have a full hytech on my 04
it burbles during idle, it's insane during WOT, and you can really hear and feel it in the cabin
it's not a comfortable street exhaust, if you're just looking for more throttle, it's a slightly scaled down race exhaust
if you want power without noise, look elsewhere
it burbles during idle, it's insane during WOT, and you can really hear and feel it in the cabin
it's not a comfortable street exhaust, if you're just looking for more throttle, it's a slightly scaled down race exhaust
if you want power without noise, look elsewhere
Are you in Virginia by chance?
Could you post pics, I want to see yours.