Dyno'd Today J32a3 Accord 328hp 280 tq
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Dyno'd Today J32a3 Accord 328hp 280 tq
got the car dyno'd at churches today and he was only able to tune the a/f maps. my emanage needs a software update cause im only picking up 1 out of 6 ignition signals. i have an appt monday with greddy so they can update and troubleshoot.
right now it goes lean at 6500rpm, the stock injectors are maxed out with only 4psi of boost. once my emanage is figured out, im going with 370cc s2k injectors and get retuned. he thinks i can get 10-15hp more once i open up my ing map, so we'll see.
heres the outcome, not bad for 4psi . man, what a difference a tune makes. very impressed with the extra .2
right now it goes lean at 6500rpm, the stock injectors are maxed out with only 4psi of boost. once my emanage is figured out, im going with 370cc s2k injectors and get retuned. he thinks i can get 10-15hp more once i open up my ing map, so we'll see.
heres the outcome, not bad for 4psi . man, what a difference a tune makes. very impressed with the extra .2
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FUCKIN AAAAAAA....
for christ sake I don't even want to see the 1/4 mile on slicks....
what you should do is swap that block and get the type s block, pretty sure your torque would jump above 300 with this
Part #: 10002-RDB-A00
Price: $1,085
for christ sake I don't even want to see the 1/4 mile on slicks....
what you should do is swap that block and get the type s block, pretty sure your torque would jump above 300 with this
Part #: 10002-RDB-A00
Price: $1,085
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Originally Posted by stillhere153
FUCKIN AAAAAAA....
for christ sake I don't even want to see the 1/4 mile on slicks....
what you should do is swap that block and get the type s block, pretty sure your torque would jump above 300 with this
Part #: 10002-RDB-A00
Price: $1,085
for christ sake I don't even want to see the 1/4 mile on slicks....
what you should do is swap that block and get the type s block, pretty sure your torque would jump above 300 with this
Part #: 10002-RDB-A00
Price: $1,085
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Originally Posted by godfather2
any torque steer? how are your axles holding up? NICE NUMBERS
my axles are fine, but i am ordering my beefed up axles from gator glen racing. he makes some great axles and are now availabe for our cars .here a pic of them
Originally Posted by dan.....k
Nice numbers. What kind of dyno does Church use?
thing is when i got tuned their originally with my stock 3.0 i dyno'd at 306hp 260tq
2 months later i got the car dyno'd on a dynojet and got 308whp 245tq, gained 2hp lost 15tq.
were thinking its a heatsoaked thing, cause he runs that thing pretty hard while tuning it. why i dynod higher on a dynojet. im going to get a few pulls on a on one in a couple of weeks, so we'll see
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Originally Posted by PPLAPW
Sweet numbers...
Plan for any 1/4 runs?
Plan for any 1/4 runs?
definetly. im hoping when the weather gets cooler, i can break into the 12's. my best time to date is 13.1 @ 105mph. thats when i was 3.0
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Originally Posted by blusap
definetly. im hoping when the weather gets cooler, i can break into the 12's. my best time to date is 13.1 @ 105mph. thats when i was 3.0
plz break into the 12's man. i wanna be able to tell my buddies that J>K>B. =)
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See what I mean...
blusap,
Less boost than before but more power right? Everything is in the tune, the right spark advance and air/fuel ratio can make a huge difference.
I don't know enough about your fuel system to comment on your injectors being maxed out. If you have a return-less fuel system you might also be running out of fuel pump. Watch the fuel pressure at WOT. If it falls off but boost stays constant then you are out of injector or fuel pump. If it falls off with boost then you are ok.
I have no idea what the working rail pressure is on your engine or what the pressure is in which the injectors are rated to flow. For example Ford injectors are rated to flow at 39.5 psi. My point is if you know all the info you can easily calculate what is required to keep your fuel needs in check. Even the diameter of the fuel lines can factor in.
Lets talk about your dyno results.
The Dynapack dyno attaches the wheel hubs directly to their dyno unit. By doing this they can eliminate the rolling resistance and overall gearing of the tires. It also makes the dyno pull safer than a dynojet.
A dynojet uses massive drums in the floor which are spun by the drive wheels of the vehicle. Since they are inertia dynos, the faster you rotate the drums based on time and engine rpm...the more power you make. Not exactly accurate but the numbers are typically accepted by most performance enthusiasts.
Dynojets are easily manipulated. Take a stock Camaro for example and dyno test it. Use an average of 3 pulls. Then replace the driveshaft with a Metal Matrix Composite type, switch to light weight alloy wheels, use an aluminum flexplate and install a smaller diameter torque converter.
Back on the dyno again and you are making more power. Are you? Not really.
Less mass means you can spin the driveline faster which means you can spin the dynojet rollers faster based on time and engine rpm.
Force = Mass X Acceleration
So the drums weigh "X" amount and you moved them in "X" amount of time.
Force is calculated first and called TORQUE on your graph.
Then it goes after the work by calculating Torque (FORCE) X Distance. Notice how all DYNOJET graphs the torque and horsepower ALWAYS cross at the same point? Doesn't matter who's car it is or how much power they make.
Then it takes work and divides it by time and poof...horsepower.
Finally the numbers are corrected to either SAE, STD or others correction factors.
Dynojet's do not factor in weight of the vehicle when calculating power. So if you have two 500 RWHP Cobra Mustangs but one weighs 4,050 lbs and the other 3,850 lbs. they both will show 500 RWHP.
On the track...things would be different. Hence the term..."you don't race dyno charts".
There is also a Mustang Dyno which loads up the driveline by placing brake resistance on the drum rollers. Mustang Dyno's use the vehicle weight to help calculate the power. If you put in the wrong weight, the numbers are skewed.
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Less boost than before but more power right? Everything is in the tune, the right spark advance and air/fuel ratio can make a huge difference.
I don't know enough about your fuel system to comment on your injectors being maxed out. If you have a return-less fuel system you might also be running out of fuel pump. Watch the fuel pressure at WOT. If it falls off but boost stays constant then you are out of injector or fuel pump. If it falls off with boost then you are ok.
I have no idea what the working rail pressure is on your engine or what the pressure is in which the injectors are rated to flow. For example Ford injectors are rated to flow at 39.5 psi. My point is if you know all the info you can easily calculate what is required to keep your fuel needs in check. Even the diameter of the fuel lines can factor in.
Lets talk about your dyno results.
The Dynapack dyno attaches the wheel hubs directly to their dyno unit. By doing this they can eliminate the rolling resistance and overall gearing of the tires. It also makes the dyno pull safer than a dynojet.
A dynojet uses massive drums in the floor which are spun by the drive wheels of the vehicle. Since they are inertia dynos, the faster you rotate the drums based on time and engine rpm...the more power you make. Not exactly accurate but the numbers are typically accepted by most performance enthusiasts.
Dynojets are easily manipulated. Take a stock Camaro for example and dyno test it. Use an average of 3 pulls. Then replace the driveshaft with a Metal Matrix Composite type, switch to light weight alloy wheels, use an aluminum flexplate and install a smaller diameter torque converter.
Back on the dyno again and you are making more power. Are you? Not really.
Less mass means you can spin the driveline faster which means you can spin the dynojet rollers faster based on time and engine rpm.
Force = Mass X Acceleration
So the drums weigh "X" amount and you moved them in "X" amount of time.
Force is calculated first and called TORQUE on your graph.
Then it goes after the work by calculating Torque (FORCE) X Distance. Notice how all DYNOJET graphs the torque and horsepower ALWAYS cross at the same point? Doesn't matter who's car it is or how much power they make.
Then it takes work and divides it by time and poof...horsepower.
Finally the numbers are corrected to either SAE, STD or others correction factors.
Dynojet's do not factor in weight of the vehicle when calculating power. So if you have two 500 RWHP Cobra Mustangs but one weighs 4,050 lbs and the other 3,850 lbs. they both will show 500 RWHP.
On the track...things would be different. Hence the term..."you don't race dyno charts".
There is also a Mustang Dyno which loads up the driveline by placing brake resistance on the drum rollers. Mustang Dyno's use the vehicle weight to help calculate the power. If you put in the wrong weight, the numbers are skewed.
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thanx guys
just took out my spare tire, thats about it. its ALL about the launch man, that run i hit a 2.010 60ft on my stock 17's with drag radials. that was even before i swapped out my tranny, so no LSD either.
OMP's 1/4 mile time slip is almost identical to mine all the way down the board. i dont know if he was stripped, but i think he has HBP. very impressive nontheless.
you also gotta remember, stock for stock my curb weight is roughly 300lbs less than what you guys are lugging around too. so that counts for a few tenths in the 1/4 mile time.
Originally Posted by AcuraTLboi
did u run that time stripped? cuz DAYUM. That is very impressive. OMP guy ran a 13.1 as well. Not sure about his #'s but I think he was stripped..
plz break into the 12's man. i wanna be able to tell my buddies that J>K>B. =)
plz break into the 12's man. i wanna be able to tell my buddies that J>K>B. =)
OMP's 1/4 mile time slip is almost identical to mine all the way down the board. i dont know if he was stripped, but i think he has HBP. very impressive nontheless.
you also gotta remember, stock for stock my curb weight is roughly 300lbs less than what you guys are lugging around too. so that counts for a few tenths in the 1/4 mile time.
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Originally Posted by Atrain
blusap,
Less boost than before but more power right? Everything is in the tune, the right spark advance and air/fuel ratio can make a huge difference.
Less boost than before but more power right? Everything is in the tune, the right spark advance and air/fuel ratio can make a huge difference.
Originally Posted by Atrain
I don't know enough about your fuel system to comment on your injectors being maxed out. If you have a return-less fuel system you might also be running out of fuel pump. Watch the fuel pressure at WOT. If it falls off but boost stays constant then you are out of injector or fuel pump. If it falls off with boost then you are ok.
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blusap, if the injectors are maxed out, why not try the ones that the TL needs for the Hondata reflash for the High boost pulley, I think those are 4xx CC and come from and Rsx or something of the sort.
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Originally Posted by csmeance
blusap, if the injectors are maxed out, why not try the ones that the TL needs for the Hondata reflash for the High boost pulley, I think those are 4xx CC and come from and Rsx or something of the sort.
rsx-s injectors are only 20cc bigger at 290cc, compared to our 270cc, i dont think that is big enough. ive been looking into rdx injectors which are 410cc i believe and only $47 a pop, not bad.
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Originally Posted by blusap
thanx guys
just took out my spare tire, thats about it. its ALL about the launch man, that run i hit a 2.010 60ft on my stock 17's with drag radials. that was even before i swapped out my tranny, so no LSD either.
OMP's 1/4 mile time slip is almost identical to mine all the way down the board. i dont know if he was stripped, but i think he has HBP. very impressive nontheless.
you also gotta remember, stock for stock my curb weight is roughly 300lbs less than what you guys are lugging around too. so that counts for a few tenths in the 1/4 mile time.
just took out my spare tire, thats about it. its ALL about the launch man, that run i hit a 2.010 60ft on my stock 17's with drag radials. that was even before i swapped out my tranny, so no LSD either.
OMP's 1/4 mile time slip is almost identical to mine all the way down the board. i dont know if he was stripped, but i think he has HBP. very impressive nontheless.
you also gotta remember, stock for stock my curb weight is roughly 300lbs less than what you guys are lugging around too. so that counts for a few tenths in the 1/4 mile time.
-whoa, LSD? Would it be off the 6spd TL's?
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Originally Posted by AcuraTLboi
-Oo i see, this was on DR's.. Have u ever ran them in your street tires? I would love to see what it can do with street tires.
-whoa, LSD? Would it be off the 6spd TL's?
-whoa, LSD? Would it be off the 6spd TL's?
ya my tranny is from a 05 TL. i blew my stock tranny awhile back, wheel hop owned it
thats why its sooo important to either get custom engine mounts or install a CC auto torque dampener which reduces about 50% of wheel hop.
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I cant believe nobody is bustin' nuts over the new beefy axles!!! There are a few others on this board that have been trying to find those for a while. I'm buyin' some next paycheck.
Nice #'s by the way. That hondata reflash for the s/c is about to come out, isnt it!?! GOOD SHIT, blusap-
Nice #'s by the way. That hondata reflash for the s/c is about to come out, isnt it!?! GOOD SHIT, blusap-
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so wheel hoppin fks the tranny up?? I get some when running the TL from a dead stop, Mine is a/t however.... I hope a/t is diff than m/t when it comes to wheelhopping.. ugh..
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Originally Posted by JOES05tl
I cant believe nobody is bustin' nuts over the new beefy axles!!! There are a few others on this board that have been trying to find those for a while. I'm buyin' some next paycheck.
Nice #'s by the way. That hondata reflash for the s/c is about to come out, isnt it!?! GOOD SHIT, blusap-
Nice #'s by the way. That hondata reflash for the s/c is about to come out, isnt it!?! GOOD SHIT, blusap-
i dont know why people arent jumping on these axles too. i just talked to gator glen today and he can have a set of axles ready in 24-48 hours. im ordering mine tomarrow my worst fears is breaking an axle at the track
waiting for hondata is like chasing a ghost. all you here is it will be out soon, but dont hold your breath. they do some of their testing at church auto and from the few ive seen, im not very impressed . shawn on the other hand was VERY impressed with my #'s, considering everything but my a/f, was left in the stock settings. he has got to be the best tuner out there.
Originally Posted by AcuraTLboi
so wheel hoppin fks the tranny up?? I get some when running the TL from a dead stop, Mine is a/t however.... I hope a/t is diff than m/t when it comes to wheelhopping.. ugh..
Originally Posted by 03TL_S
i will bust like 8000 nuts once that reflash is available for my T. this surging is killing me. i know there is 20 some odd hp hidden before the tune....
i got the emanage installed, drove down to church auto to get it tuned and as soon as i left his parking lot, i was like WOW! my car was a whole different beast. 30 something more hp and 0 surging.
i dont know why you guys arent taking the emanage route. it will cost you about the same as hondata and you can always get it retuned after installing new mods, which you cant do with hondata.
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Originally Posted by Allout
No reflash needed when going back to stock either. Much more flexibility with E-Manage. I'm a believer.
also, the ability of downloading and sharing maps no what i mean?
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Originally Posted by lookinco
I wish i could get my car tuned by Shawn at Church. Can I buy him an airplane ticket and ask him to come tune my car here in Vancouver?
a better way to do it is, ship me out a 3.5, ill install it, get it tuned at churches and ill send you the map
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Originally Posted by blusap
also, the ability of downloading and sharing maps no what i mean?