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Dec 14, 2005, 10:52 AM
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Here is some info on the car.
There is more to the gains than just peak numbers, if you look closely at the graph you'll see there are bigger gains throughout the curve.
For example:
there is over 40ft-lbs of torque gain from 4000 RPM to 5000 RPM.
and up to 40whp at some points.
-Martin
There is more to the gains than just peak numbers, if you look closely at the graph you'll see there are bigger gains throughout the curve.
For example:
there is over 40ft-lbs of torque gain from 4000 RPM to 5000 RPM.
and up to 40whp at some points.
-Martin
Dec 14, 2005, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Creamo3
I stopped in on Saturday to p/u some plugs and spoke to the guy w/ a Mohawk 
and he was telling me about how they are getting an AWD Dynojet dyno that will be able to put a load on the car to simulate real world conditions. I also asked about them flashing and he asked Martin who said they are looking into it. I am personally holding off until getting tuned just to see if they start doing flashes because I add parts so often and hate to wait until a tuner can plan a trip out, plus I love dyno charts. I think they should start flashing due to the amount of people around IL, Wisconsin, IN, and surrounding states that would come there to get tuned, they would make their money back on the flashing equipment in under a month. AMS is a great shop and I hope they decide to get into the flashing game 
and he was telling me about how they are getting an AWD Dynojet dyno that will be able to put a load on the car to simulate real world conditions. I also asked about them flashing and he asked Martin who said they are looking into it. I am personally holding off until getting tuned just to see if they start doing flashes because I add parts so often and hate to wait until a tuner can plan a trip out, plus I love dyno charts. I think they should start flashing due to the amount of people around IL, Wisconsin, IN, and surrounding states that would come there to get tuned, they would make their money back on the flashing equipment in under a month. AMS is a great shop and I hope they decide to get into the flashing game
Dec 14, 2005, 11:23 AM
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That graph is amazing, I will definitely be bringiny my car to you guys in the spring. Its hard to believe other people have more mods than that and putting down way less HP.... wow!!! thats all I can say....
Dec 14, 2005, 11:52 AM
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I don't understand how Al @ Dynoflash has been doing this for years and can't get these #'s. What kind of dyno was this performed on? I have an 05 and would love to have those #'s but it seems very ridiculous for just a cat back.
Hopefully as you do more tunes the #'s stay consistent.
Hopefully as you do more tunes the #'s stay consistent.
Dec 14, 2005, 01:34 PM
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Bump again for any info on a flash for the IX.
(yeah i know, i don't even have one... Yet. But I can't think of anyone else i'd want to get a flash from when i do get one)
(yeah i know, i don't even have one... Yet. But I can't think of anyone else i'd want to get a flash from when i do get one)
Dec 17, 2005, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted by jonpfive
I hope they get an awd dyno. I was going to buy all AMS pieces and have tuned elsewhere on an awd dynapack. I would rather have the shop that made the parts tune them, but was not too keen on being tuned with only fwd, though I haven't heard anything bad about them, in fact only very positive comments.
