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Originally Posted by tsxdriver
man i don't know.... just got back from the dyno and i'm kinda shocked.... 173HP,158ft/lbs.... does that sound right?
The mods I had at the time was only the Mugen intake, Hondata reflash, intake manifold gasket, using synthetic oil and less than 5K miles on the engine. Outside temp was about mid 60's with low humidity so the engine wasn't bogged down, but I did dyno with the heavy 19" SSR's instead of the lighter stock wheels
I'm convinced that I could have gotten better results if I had put on the stock wheels.
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Originally Posted by FreDroRN
I dyno'd my car back in April 06' with 3 passes - the best pass I hit 183whp / 150 lb/ft. torque.
The mods I had at the time was only the Mugen intake, Hondata reflash, intake manifold gasket, using synthetic oil and less than 5K miles on the engine. Outside temp was about mid 60's with low humidity so the engine wasn't bogged down, but I did dyno with the heavy 19" SSR's instead of the lighter stock wheels
I'm convinced that I could have gotten better results if I had put on the stock wheels.
The mods I had at the time was only the Mugen intake, Hondata reflash, intake manifold gasket, using synthetic oil and less than 5K miles on the engine. Outside temp was about mid 60's with low humidity so the engine wasn't bogged down, but I did dyno with the heavy 19" SSR's instead of the lighter stock wheels
I'm convinced that I could have gotten better results if I had put on the stock wheels.
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Originally Posted by xizor
i read an article in sport compact car (or one of those import mags), lighter vs. heavy wheels had no affect on the dyno at all
I'll be going back to the dyno again, hopefully soon, and I'll see if the wheels make a difference since I'm running with the stock wheels now for the winter. The only other difference would be that I have the cat-back exhaust now.
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Originally Posted by FreDroRN
I dyno'd my car back in April 06' with 3 passes - the best pass I hit 183whp / 150 lb/ft. torque.
The mods I had at the time was only the Mugen intake, Hondata reflash, intake manifold gasket, using synthetic oil and less than 5K miles on the engine. Outside temp was about mid 60's with low humidity so the engine wasn't bogged down, but I did dyno with the heavy 19" SSR's instead of the lighter stock wheels
I'm convinced that I could have gotten better results if I had put on the stock wheels.
The mods I had at the time was only the Mugen intake, Hondata reflash, intake manifold gasket, using synthetic oil and less than 5K miles on the engine. Outside temp was about mid 60's with low humidity so the engine wasn't bogged down, but I did dyno with the heavy 19" SSR's instead of the lighter stock wheels
I'm convinced that I could have gotten better results if I had put on the stock wheels.
#366
Racer
got the car dynoed after the reflash and got
about 3-5kw at top final number (average from 2runs) was 130.75kw atw(175whp) up from 170.44whp
and torque was up from 224.7NM(165.7lb.ft) to 247.5NM(182.5lb.ft) that was max not atw.
but like always with hondata the biggest gain was around 6000rpm where I gained around 24-25kw atw around 33whp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkYFCOgiYRw
about 3-5kw at top final number (average from 2runs) was 130.75kw atw(175whp) up from 170.44whp
and torque was up from 224.7NM(165.7lb.ft) to 247.5NM(182.5lb.ft) that was max not atw.
but like always with hondata the biggest gain was around 6000rpm where I gained around 24-25kw atw around 33whp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkYFCOgiYRw
#367
Originally Posted by TinkySD
This is an awesome graph for analysis.
dotted blue -Dougs Stock(no intake nor headers)
dotted green -Dougs Hondata + comptech i/h
solid blue -Taewlee Injen CAI
pink -Taewlee Hondata + Injen CAI
you can reference this page, http://www.hondata.com/images/dyno-k...stock-tund.gif, to see dougs' dotted blue line is all stock not with i/h.
dotted blue -Dougs Stock(no intake nor headers)
dotted green -Dougs Hondata + comptech i/h
solid blue -Taewlee Injen CAI
pink -Taewlee Hondata + Injen CAI
you can reference this page, http://www.hondata.com/images/dyno-k...stock-tund.gif, to see dougs' dotted blue line is all stock not with i/h.
Looking at this graph as an example, is peak torque achieved at about 2000rpm? Official specs say that peak torque is available at 4500rpm. Why is the cross at 6000rpm for the torque curve?
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Originally Posted by vwong
Ok, since my site is back up, here is the dyno plot for my car. Again, it was dyno'ed at Church Automotive Testing (same place Hondata did theirs). And since I forgot to get a print out from him, but I got the raw data. I plotted them in Excel.
#372
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Originally Posted by tracerit
Looking at this graph as an example, is peak torque achieved at about 2000rpm? Official specs say that peak torque is available at 4500rpm. Why is the cross at 6000rpm for the torque curve?
#373
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Looks like your graphs are cutoff early, right around where the torque converter unlocked. Could be their software that does that. If thats true, its a more accurate result.
#374
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Originally Posted by Reach
Looks like your graphs are cutoff early, right around where the torque converter unlocked. Could be their software that does that. If thats true, its a more accurate result.
i have a sae corrected graph in my other thread.
http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36334
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bone stock 06 auto TSX dyno'd on a dynojet-Sorry for the large pics, I dont know how to resize them...these are pretty old to, did them back in October or Nov
#376
'06 Auto
Well here is my dyno result. As you can see, I made 179.87 hp and 142.26 tq. I don't think it accurate though.
According to TOV, the loop area is a false reading. So If my car is anything similar to TOV's car then I should be making 170-175 to the wheels.
Any thoughts.
According to TOV, the loop area is a false reading. So If my car is anything similar to TOV's car then I should be making 170-175 to the wheels.
Any thoughts.
#381
Originally Posted by NYT
You still have this graph that you post or email me?
The only mod I have is the Hondata reflash, and that dyno was done back in 2005. BTW, my dyno is also on Hondata's website.
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Originally Posted by vwong
Yes, I still have the graph. My site has changed. Anyways, here it is.
The only mod I have is the Hondata reflash, and that dyno was done back in 2005. BTW, my dyno is also on Hondata's website.
The only mod I have is the Hondata reflash, and that dyno was done back in 2005. BTW, my dyno is also on Hondata's website.
Fairly substantial power curve gains at 4k+ and there's even a "blip" at 3k too. I gotta get on this sooner than later.
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I really would like to get the reflash but my biggest issue is theres still no power down low and thats where I feel like the car is lacking the most...Its almost comparable to turbo lag on some of my other cars from 2-4K rpms...I leased this car so I dont wanna start adding I/H/E so the reflash I feel will be pointless without those additional breather mods. Plus as I mentioned, majority of the power is gained over 4000 RPM's which is not what Im looking for
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Here's another for the 2006 MT-ers. Only engine mods are Injen CAI and Excedy Stage 1 Organic Clutch kit and Excedy Racing Flywheel, and TB coolant bypass if that counts. Just wanted to get my car dynoed before I get the Hondata done in a few weeks so I can compare.
Did two runs, first one apparently was better. Car was warmed up for about 15 minutes, sitting while I waiting for other people in front to dyno. Also, I think they guy didn't turn off the VSA when he did the dyno, if that matters. I wish I remembered to tell him to though. I also told them to run it until 7000 RMPs but it looks like they cut it before that But look at the VTEC kick in!
Did two runs, first one apparently was better. Car was warmed up for about 15 minutes, sitting while I waiting for other people in front to dyno. Also, I think they guy didn't turn off the VSA when he did the dyno, if that matters. I wish I remembered to tell him to though. I also told them to run it until 7000 RMPs but it looks like they cut it before that But look at the VTEC kick in!
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heres a video of the second run...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mw66K8DRkU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mw66K8DRkU
#390
Originally Posted by n1ke5h
Also, I think they guy didn't turn off the VSA when he did the dyno, if that matters.
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Originally Posted by vwong
I think he had it turned off. IIRC, you can't even do a dyno pull if the VSA is still on.
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Originally Posted by simplyscion
sure you can, that wouldnt have anything to do with it...why wouldnt you be able to do a pull with it on??
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cool beans...then i guess thats with the VSA off, but i still think i could have gotten higher numbers had he taken the RPMs a little higher. oh well, hondata here i come!
#396
My DYNOS BAD
Just got my car DYNO'ed for the first time. Its stock.
Heres what I got
I dunno whats going on , thats less than 120 HP ATW
The Air/Fuel is all wrong and way too rich.
The guy doing the dyno started the dyno with VSA on but then turned it off. All the engine check lights came on and stayed on till i restarted the engine later and drove it for about 2 minutes.
Any ideas what might have screwed me here?
Heres what I got
I dunno whats going on , thats less than 120 HP ATW
The Air/Fuel is all wrong and way too rich.
The guy doing the dyno started the dyno with VSA on but then turned it off. All the engine check lights came on and stayed on till i restarted the engine later and drove it for about 2 minutes.
Any ideas what might have screwed me here?
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Originally Posted by euro argh
just got hondata installed today
i don't really know what the number's mean
but i'm happy with it
oh, and the guy said their afr number's 1.0 higher
i don't really know what the number's mean
but i'm happy with it
oh, and the guy said their afr number's 1.0 higher
Nice though