My 290 HP TL-S
#1
Not a Blowhole
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My 290 HP TL-S
If I read the Comptech dyno sheets for the CL-S, the HP rating for a TL-S with header/exhaust should be 290 HP.
That's taking the 290 HP figure and deducting 20% for drivetrain losses, giving the 232 peak on the dyno sheets.
BTW, according to the 2002 TL Brochure, Acura changed the brake pads composition and the alignment of the brake pedal to give better feel. I thought it felt better during my test drive.
That's taking the 290 HP figure and deducting 20% for drivetrain losses, giving the 232 peak on the dyno sheets.
BTW, according to the 2002 TL Brochure, Acura changed the brake pads composition and the alignment of the brake pedal to give better feel. I thought it felt better during my test drive.
#2
Originally posted by Road Rage:
If I read the Comptech dyno sheets for the CL-S, the HP rating for a TL-S with header/exhaust should be 290 HP.
That's taking the 290 HP figure and deducting 20% for drivetrain losses, giving the 232 peak on the dyno sheets.
BTW, according to the 2002 TL Brochure, Acura changed the brake pads composition and the alignment of the brake pedal to give better feel. I thought it felt better during my test drive.
If I read the Comptech dyno sheets for the CL-S, the HP rating for a TL-S with header/exhaust should be 290 HP.
That's taking the 290 HP figure and deducting 20% for drivetrain losses, giving the 232 peak on the dyno sheets.
BTW, according to the 2002 TL Brochure, Acura changed the brake pads composition and the alignment of the brake pedal to give better feel. I thought it felt better during my test drive.
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'02 Nighthawk TL-S
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Comptech Springs
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'00 Nighthawk TL
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#3
Not a Blowhole
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Yes, it is just you - I suggest a complete neurologival work up immediately. You may be suffering from acute TLS-neuro-perceptidevius.
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Rage On!
2000 TL w. Comptech header/exhaust
SSR Integral A2's
17x7 45mm offset
Pirelli P7000 (Summer) 215-50/17
Fender lips rolled
TL-S on order: Silver/NAV
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Rage On!
2000 TL w. Comptech header/exhaust
SSR Integral A2's
17x7 45mm offset
Pirelli P7000 (Summer) 215-50/17
Fender lips rolled
TL-S on order: Silver/NAV
#4
Originally posted by Road Rage:
Yes, it is just you - I suggest a complete neurologival work up immediately. You may be suffering from acute TLS-neuro-perceptidevius.
Yes, it is just you - I suggest a complete neurologival work up immediately. You may be suffering from acute TLS-neuro-perceptidevius.
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'02 Nighthawk TL-S
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Comptech Springs
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'00 Nighthawk TL
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Aem Short Ram / Comptech Sway Bars / Comptech Springs / Custom Cross-Drilled Rotors / Pirelli SP7000 Tires
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Alpine CVA-1005 Head Unit / Alpine G320 EQ / Alpine DVA-5205 DVD / Alpine NVE-N851A Navi / JL Audio XR653-CS 3-Way comps for the front powered by a bridged Alpine MRV-F407 amp / Boston Acoustics 5.5 ProSeries 2-Way comps for the rear powered by Alpine MRV-1002 amp / Dual 10" JL Audio W-6 sub powered by Alpine MRV-1005 amp / Two Alpine CHA-1214 CD Changers
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#6
Originally posted by SinnedTL:
FYI, the new 2002 TL's are some 1 inch short and .3 inch wider or something like that...
FYI, the new 2002 TL's are some 1 inch short and .3 inch wider or something like that...
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'02 Nighthawk TL-S
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Comptech Springs
__________________
'00 Nighthawk TL
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Aem Short Ram / Comptech Sway Bars / Comptech Springs / Cross-Drilled Rotors / Pirelli SP7000 Tires
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Alpine CVA-1005 Head Unit / Alpine G320 EQ / Alpine DVA-5205 DVD / Alpine NVE-N851A Navi / JL Audio XR653-CS 3-Way comps for the front powered by a bridged Alpine MRV-F407 amp / Boston Acoustics 5.5 ProSeries 2-Way comps for the rear powered by Alpine MRV-1002 amp / Dual 10" JL Audio W-6 sub powered by Alpine MRV-1005 amp / Two Alpine CHA-1214 CD Changers
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#7
Originally posted by Road Rage:
If I read the Comptech dyno sheets for the CL-S, the HP rating for a TL-S with header/exhaust should be 290 HP.
If I read the Comptech dyno sheets for the CL-S, the HP rating for a TL-S with header/exhaust should be 290 HP.
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'02 Nighthawk TL-S
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Comptech Springs
__________________
'00 Nighthawk TL
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Aem Short Ram / Comptech Sway Bars / Comptech Springs / Cross-Drilled Rotors / Pirelli SP7000 Tires
-------------
Alpine CVA-1005 Head Unit / Alpine G320 EQ / Alpine DVA-5205 DVD / Alpine NVE-N851A Navi / JL Audio XR653-CS 3-Way comps for the front powered by a bridged Alpine MRV-F407 amp / Boston Acoustics 5.5 ProSeries 2-Way comps for the rear powered by Alpine MRV-1002 amp / Dual 10" JL Audio W-6 sub powered by Alpine MRV-1005 amp / Two Alpine CHA-1214 CD Changers
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#8
Not a Blowhole
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I don't see how you come up with that - one needs to figure it at the HP peak of the total system and then factor in the drivetrain loss. The peak is 232, add 58, and you get 290.
And sinned - what do slight changes in dimensions have to do with this post regarding power? Extremely valuable info though.
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Rage On!
2000 TL w. Comptech header/exhaust
SSR Integral A2's
17x7 45mm offset
Pirelli P7000 (Summer) 215-50/17
Fender lips rolled
TL-S on order: Silver/NAV
And sinned - what do slight changes in dimensions have to do with this post regarding power? Extremely valuable info though.
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Rage On!
2000 TL w. Comptech header/exhaust
SSR Integral A2's
17x7 45mm offset
Pirelli P7000 (Summer) 215-50/17
Fender lips rolled
TL-S on order: Silver/NAV
#9
Originally posted by Road Rage:
And sinned - what do slight changes in dimensions have to do with this post regarding power? Extremely valuable info though.
And sinned - what do slight changes in dimensions have to do with this post regarding power? Extremely valuable info though.
Originally posted by Road Rage:
I don't see how you come up with that - one needs to figure it at the HP peak of the total system and then factor in the drivetrain loss. The peak is 232, add 58, and you get 290.
I don't see how you come up with that - one needs to figure it at the HP peak of the total system and then factor in the drivetrain loss. The peak is 232, add 58, and you get 290.
but, where did u come up with 58? i'm not sure what that number is...
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'02 Nighthawk TL-S
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Comptech Springs
__________________
'00 Nighthawk TL
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Aem Short Ram / Comptech Sway Bars / Comptech Springs / Cross-Drilled Rotors / Pirelli SP7000 Tires
-------------
Alpine CVA-1005 Head Unit / Alpine G320 EQ / Alpine DVA-5205 DVD / Alpine NVE-N851A Navi / JL Audio XR653-CS 3-Way comps for the front powered by a bridged Alpine MRV-F407 amp / Boston Acoustics 5.5 ProSeries 2-Way comps for the rear powered by Alpine MRV-1002 amp / Dual 10" JL Audio W-6 sub powered by Alpine MRV-1005 amp / Two Alpine CHA-1214 CD Changers
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