Injen Intake Auto Dyno
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Injen Intake Auto Dyno
Thought i'd start another thread with this info to make it easily findable. Very very strong if you ask me. Both stock + with intake. AEM is not currently planning a CAI(only shortram for now) so this might be the best one on the market for some time. I guess we will ee when the icebox comes out.
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Tinky, so this means that the Auto TSX is losing 20.5% through the drivetrain. What was the average an automatic tranny typically loses? Do you have any other auto dyno's we can compare with? (M6, G35, 325, Accord??)
There's something unsettling IMO about losing 40 HP
At least we'll make 11+ back with a CAI.
There's something unsettling IMO about losing 40 HP
At least we'll make 11+ back with a CAI.
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Hmm...for some reason those dynos dont look right to me. The figures for max power and torque dont seem to corespond with the actual chart. For example it says max torque is 150..yet nowhere does the torque line touch 150.
Unless I am reading it wrong?
Unless I am reading it wrong?
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Originally posted by fdl
Hmm...for some reason those dynos dont look right to me. The figures for max power and torque dont seem to corespond with the actual chart. For example it says max torque is 150..yet nowhere does the torque line touch 150.
Unless I am reading it wrong?
Hmm...for some reason those dynos dont look right to me. The figures for max power and torque dont seem to corespond with the actual chart. For example it says max torque is 150..yet nowhere does the torque line touch 150.
Unless I am reading it wrong?
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Originally posted by Count Blah
I'm no dyno expert, but it looks like its maximum torque of 150.8 ft-lb is reached at 2200 rpm at the start of the graph.
I'm no dyno expert, but it looks like its maximum torque of 150.8 ft-lb is reached at 2200 rpm at the start of the graph.
Right...and that makes no sense. The peak torque is definately not at 2200 rpms. To me the info before 3000 rpms is garbage...therefor that peak torque number is off.
EDIT: OK forget about what I said about HP..i wasnt looking at the whole graph But I am still confused about the torque #'s
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Originally posted by domn
fdl, its the pink line between 2 and 2.5K RPM. The stock peak occurs just past 2500RPM. So its gets its peak tourque it seems at about 2200RPM with the injen.
fdl, its the pink line between 2 and 2.5K RPM. The stock peak occurs just past 2500RPM. So its gets its peak tourque it seems at about 2200RPM with the injen.
I am not trying to be sceptical...its just not making sense to me.
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Whats nice IMO about the injen tourque curve is the rougly 10 to 12 extra lb-ft you see between 4000 and 4500 RPM's. That a healthy does in the midrange. And there's also another 10+ HP just after 7000 RPM's
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Originally posted by domn
Whats nice IMO about the injen tourque curve is the rougly 10 to 12 extra lb-ft you see between 4000 and 4500 RPM's. That a healthy does in the midrange. And there's also another 10+ HP just after 7000 RPM's
Whats nice IMO about the injen tourque curve is the rougly 10 to 12 extra lb-ft you see between 4000 and 4500 RPM's. That a healthy does in the midrange. And there's also another 10+ HP just after 7000 RPM's
You know it looks like the TSX has lots of power well past 7100 ...even in stock form. I wonder why they didnt make the redline higher. I think with an ECU upgrade AND a CAI...we could see some hefty gains.
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Originally posted by fdl
Right...and that makes no sense. The peak torque is definately not at 2200 rpms. To me the info before 3000 rpms is garbage...therefor that peak torque number is off. And what about the HP...it doesnt look like it gets to 169 hp in the graph..even with that very small blip at the end.
Right...and that makes no sense. The peak torque is definately not at 2200 rpms. To me the info before 3000 rpms is garbage...therefor that peak torque number is off. And what about the HP...it doesnt look like it gets to 169 hp in the graph..even with that very small blip at the end.
Interesting pioint about the torque curve though. Having peak tourque occur at 2600RPM for the stock line does'nt make any sense. Maybe the dyno was off or something? Then again that would mean that peak tourque is about 135 @ 4500RPM which does'nt make sense either?
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Originally posted by domn
fdl look closer, the "-" between 150 and 175 represent 5HP so if you line it up it ends up just below 170HP which makes perfect sense. You should probly print it and use a ruler to see it better.
Interesting pioint about the torque curve though. Having peak tourque occur at 2600RPM for the stock line does'nt make any sense. Maybe the dyno was off or something? Then again that would mean that peak tourque is about 135 @ 4500RPM which does'nt make sense either?
fdl look closer, the "-" between 150 and 175 represent 5HP so if you line it up it ends up just below 170HP which makes perfect sense. You should probly print it and use a ruler to see it better.
Interesting pioint about the torque curve though. Having peak tourque occur at 2600RPM for the stock line does'nt make any sense. Maybe the dyno was off or something? Then again that would mean that peak tourque is about 135 @ 4500RPM which does'nt make sense either?
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From all the dynos we've seen the stock figures by acura quote dare wrong. almost all k24s make peak torque between 2500 and 3000 rpms. The dyno seems to follow the AEM sri pattern. more power between 2000-2500 rpm, slight dip until 3k but then good chunky gains the rest of the way. Peak numbers are better in all cases with the injen though nd the dip is minimized. Remember that aftermarket manufactures tend to use very pessimistic stock dyno data to over exagerate the gains their prodcut gets. Assume that an auto puts down 160hp and 145lbft of torque. That's right online with estimates of 200-hp and 180lbft of torque. That's quite strong if you ask me. the old av6 lost something like 25% to the auto which is pretty average for most honda autos I think.
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Here is an AT m6s with a gutted airbox/resonator removal.(equivalent of what moda way has done)
Caveat of course are these were done on different dynos.
Caveat of course are these were done on different dynos.
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Your telling me a Mazda 6 Automatic only makes 159 HP at the wheels? Thats a 27.5% loss in efficiency compared to 20.5% for the auto TSX. Granted the M6 still has more tourque but that makes me even happier that I bought a TSX.
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Originally posted by domn
Your telling me a Mazda 6 Automatic only makes 159 HP at the wheels? Thats a 27.5% loss in efficiency compared to 20.5% for the auto TSX. Granted the M6 still has more tourque but that makes me even happier that I bought a TSX.
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Your telling me a Mazda 6 Automatic only makes 159 HP at the wheels? Thats a 27.5% loss in efficiency compared to 20.5% for the auto TSX. Granted the M6 still has more tourque but that makes me even happier that I bought a TSX.
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So Tinky...or anyone...
Assuming we'll get 11 to wheels from a CAI...and looking at what was typically gained by putting hondata into the RSX...any guesses one what we could realistically see in the TSX with a CAI and hondata ECU?
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
Assuming we'll get 11 to wheels from a CAI...and looking at what was typically gained by putting hondata into the RSX...any guesses one what we could realistically see in the TSX with a CAI and hondata ECU?
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
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Originally posted by fdl
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
My wife was asking me what I want for my Birthday in December, and I hinted to a CAI, hopefully the injen or something will be available by then.
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So Tinky...or anyone...
Assuming we'll get 11 to wheels from a CAI...and looking at what was typically gained by putting hondata into the RSX...any guesses one what we could realistically see in the TSX with a CAI and hondata ECU?
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
So Tinky...or anyone...
Assuming we'll get 11 to wheels from a CAI...and looking at what was typically gained by putting hondata into the RSX...any guesses one what we could realistically see in the TSX with a CAI and hondata ECU?
Dare I say 20 hp to the wheels?
This is what I've been waitng for damn it. Like domn, a CAI and maybe an ECU are the mods I want to put into my TSX. I'll wait to see what kind of results the icebox comes out with and then decide. But these numbers are pretty impressive aa well as eye opening. Wish Honda would stop being so "safe" with their performance numbers.
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Like ive stated before i think with all of the bolt on mods and a flashed ECU we can see 250-260 hp for the tsx.
This motor will be surprising with the power unleashed from tuning.
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This motor will be surprising with the power unleashed from tuning.
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Originally posted by gogozy
Does CAI get wet in bad weather?
i don't think i would get hondata, since it will void the warrenty..
Does CAI get wet in bad weather?
i don't think i would get hondata, since it will void the warrenty..
2) Hondata does not void the warranty. Getting the rev limiter removed and blowing up your engine by shifting at 9000rpm though, does.
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thanks!! :P
Do i need to remove bumper and any other parts to install the CAI?
have anyone try battery relocation kit? can i mount the abttery in trunk? will it get too cold in winter? i'm thinking free up some space in engine bay and cut some weight at front end..
Do i need to remove bumper and any other parts to install the CAI?
have anyone try battery relocation kit? can i mount the abttery in trunk? will it get too cold in winter? i'm thinking free up some space in engine bay and cut some weight at front end..
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arrrrh ..
took short cut install my PIAA (without removing bumper) and then accidently cut myself end up 7 sitches...
gusses at the end, i still have to remove the bumper... :'(
but not sure my wife would let me do it since we wait in ER for 4 hours last time... hehe
but the gain looks good, so CAI won't get wet while driving in rain, only when drive through water? what about added sound? man, can't wait for it.....
took short cut install my PIAA (without removing bumper) and then accidently cut myself end up 7 sitches...
gusses at the end, i still have to remove the bumper... :'(
but not sure my wife would let me do it since we wait in ER for 4 hours last time... hehe
but the gain looks good, so CAI won't get wet while driving in rain, only when drive through water? what about added sound? man, can't wait for it.....
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I never had to remove my bumber when I installed my AEM CAI in my 98 GS-R? I really don't like the idea of having to remove the entire front bumber to get a CAI on. You can never get it to fit the same again.
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Originally posted by domn
I never had to remove my bumber when I installed my AEM CAI in my 98 GS-R? I really don't like the idea of having to remove the entire front bumber to get a CAI on. You can never get it to fit the same again.
I never had to remove my bumber when I installed my AEM CAI in my 98 GS-R? I really don't like the idea of having to remove the entire front bumber to get a CAI on. You can never get it to fit the same again.
I dunno about that...I think mine fits better than it did before
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sure the admin always have magic touch....
but that was one of my concern so i end up with 7 stitches.. look like i can't avoid it.. any suggestion onf battery relocation? oh, i will start a new thread on that..
thanks/
but that was one of my concern so i end up with 7 stitches.. look like i can't avoid it.. any suggestion onf battery relocation? oh, i will start a new thread on that..
thanks/
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you dont have to remove the bumper for install of the CAI i can get access from under the car . just remove the plastic cover under the car or the wheel well cover then the three bolts holding the resonator should come out.
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Originally posted by projectsx
you dont have to remove the bumper for install of the CAI i can get access from under the car . just remove the plastic cover under the car or the wheel well cover then the three bolts holding the resonator should come out.
you dont have to remove the bumper for install of the CAI i can get access from under the car . just remove the plastic cover under the car or the wheel well cover then the three bolts holding the resonator should come out.
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ok..
so is anyone gonna buy this thing and tell us if its everything it claims to be?
I want more power. Just 20 more horsies...thats all..and things will be perfect.
so is anyone gonna buy this thing and tell us if its everything it claims to be?
I want more power. Just 20 more horsies...thats all..and things will be perfect.
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I would buy it now but im skeptical as to the performance numbers with the comptech icebox.
Maybe a few of us should email comptech and ask for a dyno because we are seriously comtemplating a group buy on INJENS.
maybe at least if we get a dyno on the icebox we can make the decision on performance gains now or more later.
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Maybe a few of us should email comptech and ask for a dyno because we are seriously comtemplating a group buy on INJENS.
maybe at least if we get a dyno on the icebox we can make the decision on performance gains now or more later.
AKay
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i have it on my car and driving it daily . no problems love this bad ass cai . i will do group buy as soon as it is avalible to ship . injen expects another week or two before it is ready for shipping
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projecttsx: do you notice any loss of torque between 2-3krpm? The dyno plot doesn't go quite that low although it does have toque slightly lower at 2500rpm. The AEM SRI shows a signficant drop in that range which is somewhat an issue because that isa very normal rpm for freeway cruising.
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very little notice but starts pulling at 3k rpm and just wants more after that. when i use the sports shift i like 3rd gear i pulls strong. now i feel like i can take anyone on the road.
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does anyone know the est price on this intake?
My performance shop would want to order it direct and install it themselves to warranty the work.
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My performance shop would want to order it direct and install it themselves to warranty the work.
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