Hondata Advertised vs. Actual
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Hondata Advertised vs. Actual
Has anyone noticed that on the Hondata site, the advertised gain from stock ('04 MT) is 40 lb*ft and 50 hp at 6000 rpm, and JTSO's gains are more like 25 lb*ft and 30 hp?...again, at 6000 rpm based on a quick dyno chart comparison from the archives.
Is my analysis of the charts flawed or is the Hondata claim a little aggressive?
Is my analysis of the charts flawed or is the Hondata claim a little aggressive?
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I admittedly don't know much about dynos. I would think the difference would be a slight shift in reading from one to the next, but the change between mods should be similar on both machines. Just my .02 I'll have to look at some other plots for more data.
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From the TSX reflash page first graphic:
Gain of 20 ft pounds torque and 24 hp.
Even with an intake and header the gains are 26 torque and 29 HP - close to what people are reporting.
No too sure where you get the higher figures from.
Even with an intake and header the gains are 26 torque and 29 HP - close to what people are reporting.
Gain of 20 ft pounds torque and 24 hp.
Even with an intake and header the gains are 26 torque and 29 HP - close to what people are reporting.
No too sure where you get the higher figures from.
Even with an intake and header the gains are 26 torque and 29 HP - close to what people are reporting.
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my figures are from bone stock to intake, header, and Hondata...so using the stock numbers in your first graph (133tq and 152hp) and the Hondata'd numbers in your second (175tq and 200hp), I get roughly 42 and 48 for gains respectively for the cumulative effects of these 3 mods...but JTso's numbers don't look quite as hot.
I am not knocking or challenging...and plan to go through with all of the mods...just curious why the discrepancy...thanks for your response.
I am not knocking or challenging...and plan to go through with all of the mods...just curious why the discrepancy...thanks for your response.
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Originally Posted by WECoyote13
my figures are from bone stock to intake, header, and Hondata...so using the stock numbers in your first graph (133tq and 152hp) and the Hondata'd numbers in your second (175tq and 200hp), I get roughly 42 and 48 for gains respectively for the cumulative effects of these 3 mods...but JTso's numbers don't look quite as hot.
I am not knocking or challenging...and plan to go through with all of the mods...just curious why the discrepancy...thanks for your response.
I am not knocking or challenging...and plan to go through with all of the mods...just curious why the discrepancy...thanks for your response.
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Gotcha, I spent some time reading the Dynos thread yesterday and have a better idea what to expect. Local shop will baseline for $30...have my header sitting here and intake in the mail...fun times ahead!
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Posted in another thread, but I'm headed off to the dyno on Sept. 1 to see what my Comptech I/H/E, RT Cat, Hondata Heatshield and Reflash has done to the car. Also have the TB coolant by-passed.
I have an hour, so I plan to do a run with the Comptech Quiet Tips in and out to see if there is TRULY any difference.
Guess I should plan to take some video too.
I have an hour, so I plan to do a run with the Comptech Quiet Tips in and out to see if there is TRULY any difference.
Guess I should plan to take some video too.
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