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Old Dec 27, 2006, 11:42 PM
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Case Study - Evo IX Stage II with Alky - stock vs Cosworth Cams

This car is just for informational purposes

The car had a Megan header which was leaking slightly at the time of the tune from either a crack or a leaking gasket or both so the power and tune may have been effected

This said I think the results demonstrate some data regarding what we can look forward to with cams on the Evo IX

Mods were

Stage II Evo IX

Intake
Fmic
3" Exhaust
02 Housing
Megan Header
Alchy Injection
MBC

93 Octane with 28 psi peak boost falling to 19

(Note this tune is very agressive on boost level and tune to try and max out the potential of the cams)

The pre cam tune was the most powerful IX I had tune on the Dyno Dynamics to date

I would be curious to see how the car would have run with no leaks in the exhuast header the leak got worse and worse as I tuned it to the point of becoming a significant leak by the end of the tuning session

I am not sure if the additional lag down low is from the cams or the exhuast header leak so that is why my results are inconclusive

The TQ was to violent the car was almost twisting the dyno - it was a significant transformation on the road - it had a very different "feel" vs a normal stock cam IX

Keep in mind on straight pump gas I am not sure what additional power the stock octane fuel would allow over what a IX can already make on the stock cams.

Additionally, with a larger turbo I would have expected more gains as on this car the stock turbo is 100% maxed out

This was the car before with stock cams - vs. today with the Cosworth cams


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Old Dec 28, 2006, 01:37 AM
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that dyno is nuts...


come roll that car on the dyno here at aussimports.. i'll personally suck your sack if it makes that much.


is this like a 1.25 correction al?
Old Dec 28, 2006, 04:03 AM
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That dyno has to be reading high.
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The Dyno Dynamics Dynometers read LOW! So that's quite an impressive number... you're probably talking close to 450whp on a Dynojet
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Holy crap
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from the dynograph:

Set of plot with cosworth cams:
93 + alky
boost 28->19

Set of plot with stock cams:
93....?
boost?

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Old Dec 28, 2006, 06:23 AM
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Originally Posted by ShamelessCookie
The Dyno Dynamics Dynometers read LOW! So that's quite an impressive number... you're probably talking close to 450whp on a Dynojet
Incorrect.. That dyno reads as high or higher than a dynojet with the new software

I agree with ONRAILS... Take it to another dyno and if it makes the same power, then that car is insane!

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Old Dec 28, 2006, 07:05 AM
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But the point of the thread isn't really about how high numbers are on this DD dyno, but the gains achieved with the Cams, people are getting off topic. If you believe the dyno reads high or not, is not the purpose of this thread. On topic- the IX cams seem to be producing some great numbers, I want to see how GSC Cams compare to Cosworth?
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I think its already been mentioned this dyno reads like a dyno jet. AWESOME power curve regardless.
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I am soo flipping sick of dyno reading debates..... the real number makes no difference..... every dyno reads different. At least there is a before and after on the same dyno. The power CHANGE which is dependent on many variables is what you should be looking at.
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Originally Posted by 3000ways
But the point of the thread isn't really about how high numbers are on this DD dyno, but the gains achieved with the Cams, people are getting off topic. If you believe the dyno reads high or not, i s not the purpose of this thread. On topic- the IX cams seem to be producing some great numbers, I want to see how GSC Cams compare to Cosworth?

Bingo

The same exact settings were used on both the pre cam and post cam dyno sheets


Therefore, what the sheet shows is the gains from the cams and tuning for the cams

A dyno is best used as a tuning tool or to measure the gains or losses from individual parts changes or tuning adjustments (as in this case)

It is foolish to "bench race" between one dyno to another - and is not what a dyno is used for

As I have said above - the tuning calibration used to create these numbers is very agressive. To give you an idea of how much power this is the Evo 8 which went 11.2 with a stock ecu, motor and turbo made significantly less power and TQ than this car did

Here is the dyno sheeet from the car which went 11.2 :

Pre tune pull was on the base flash which went 11.56

The final tune pull went 11.2 @ 120 mph (note with a car that is somewhat lighter than a stock Evo)



I would expect this car to be over 120 mph in the 1/4 - so to me a track test would be in order when the customer gets his leak fixed

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Originally Posted by SlowCar
from the dynograph:

Set of plot with cosworth cams:
93 + alky
boost 28->19

Set of plot with stock cams:
93....?
boost?
Set of plot with stock cams:
93. and alchy
boost 28 - 18
Old Dec 28, 2006, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by ONRAILS
that dyno is nuts...


come roll that car on the dyno here at aussimports.. i'll personally suck your sack if it makes that much.


is this like a 1.25 correction al?
Thanks for the offer to "suck my sack" but I will have to decline

(I think you may have watched too many Deliverance re-runs)
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So Al how much did the car dyno with the STOCK cams, the alky AND the tune? I wana see how much power it picked up from adding the cams and additional tunnig.. Im assuming this car also has intercooler pipes?
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That is the two runs in the first dyno sheet which are cams vs no cams


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