2003 infinity g35
Engine Specs: 3.5Liter dohc (6Cyl)
Mileage: 0 miles
Aspiration: normally aspirated[0 psi]
Transmission: 6M
Max (RW/FW)HP: 228.7 @ 6240 rpms
Max (RW/FW)TQ: 221.5 @ 4670 rpms
Estimated Fly Wheel Horsepower: 272 @ 6240 rpms [assuming 16 % drivetrain loss]
Estimated Fly Wheel Torque: 264 @ 4670 rpms [assuming 16 % drivetrain loss]
Room temp / Inlet Temp (F): 0.0 / 30.1
Pressure (kPa): 30.1
Humidity (%): 0.0
Condition Details: Gear Ratio : 59.60 RPM/MPH Correction Factor : 0.97 SAE
Fan: off
Date and Time: 2003-03-22 - 22:09:36
Dyno Correction Factor SAE Corrected

 

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2003 infinity g35
Engine Specs: 3.5Liter dohc (6Cyl)
Mileage: 0 miles
Aspiration: normally aspirated[0 psi]
Transmission: 6M
Max (RW/FW)HP: 231.9 @ 6200 rpms
Max (RW/FW)TQ: 222.9 @ 4660 rpms
Estimated Fly Wheel Horsepower: 276 @ 6200 rpms [assuming 16 % drivetrain loss]
Estimated Fly Wheel Torque: 265 @ 4660 rpms [assuming 16 % drivetrain loss]
Room temp / Inlet Temp (F): 0.0 / 30.1
Pressure (kPa): 30.1
Humidity (%): 0.0
Condition Details: Gear Ratio : 59.51 RPM/MPH Correction Factor : 0.97 SAE
Fan: off
Date and Time: 2003-03-22 - 22:10:00
Dyno Correction Factor SAE Corrected

 

pretty damn nice considering the engines werent broken in yet.

 

i really doubt they both had 0 miles.


i wish the cl-s had that kinda tq. stock.

 

how much torque does the CLS 6-speed with headers put down?

 

 

~205

 

 

I'm trying to figure out why Gavrill was trying to achieve by posting the dyno.

 

fanning the flames.

 

how much more power will you get broken in?

 

 

The coupe 6mt dyno looks better!!!


I've heard the VQ gets stronger with increased mileage. How much? No clue! :o

 

another 50hp atleast......you didn't know? VQ was created with special metals that only nissan has access too.....

 

lol

Yeah, and that's being conservative! :P

 

 

Ruf

 

That's true for most cars tho, until they hit their last legs.

Ruf

 

i've seen better dynos than that for the G. where can we line up at?? i'm more interested in 1/4 slips than dyno graphs

 

You're probably thinking of a coupe 6mt dyno.

 

were those coupes or sedans?

edit: missed scrib's post, they must be the sedan's

 

Nice #'s.

 

oh yea, i missed that, my bad

 

not bad numbers

 

Oh nothing specific. We were talking about how much power the SRT4 puts to the ground in a different thread and I found those dynos as well, so I thought it'd be intersting to open a thread with them.

That's all.

 

On average. From 2% to 5%.

 

I believe these are sedans.

 

yep. it's 30/70 rice and aluminum mixture. hence the 50 hp.

 

acura isn't using the correct rice/auluminum ratio.

 

stickers can help with this problem btw.

 

i dont know why there's so much down play on this...im very interested in the dyno's of our closest competition the one thing know ones mentioned is...the car only goes to 6250 we get another 1000 turns of the motor on them

 

yet still get beaten in the 1/4 stock/stock hmmm.....FWD?

acceleration is not all about high rpm's. just look at the vette.

 

Where is the power made in the rev band is irelevant in an acceleration competition. As long as you are able to put the power on the ground, the revs dont matter.

 

These are 6 speeds correct? That's a hella nice tq curve

 

they make all the difference...the G makes more HP and torque with a similar curve but doest it fo 1000 less rpms and weighs about the same and ends up being just a tick faster in the 1/4 6mt to 6mt

 

hey TypeR ever hear of gear ratios?

 

Well I got to drive a G35 6spd Coupe just a few days ago, a friend bought one and came down from Dallas.

Let me tell you, that car has balls written all over it. I want oen so bad now, but its not the car I need for work at the moment. So damn. Anyways, I think its faster than a CL-S 6spd imho from what I remember the test drive being.

 

Bite your tongue....

And BTW, a stock G35C 6-Speed made about 225 WHP and about 220 WTQ just minutes before.

 

i was looking at these. :P

http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=80369

http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=86332

 

um..ever hear of displacement?