DSM Dyno results.
11-06-2003, 07:08 AM
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DSM Dyno results.
hey everyone, just posting the plots for the owner of this name. sorry the scans suck, ill try and get better ones.
This first one is the street tune, on pump fuel, about 17 psi. The bottom half of the graph is the boost.
This is a high boost graph, 116 octane fuel and around 26 lbs of boost.
This first one is the street tune, on pump fuel, about 17 psi. The bottom half of the graph is the boost.
This is a high boost graph, 116 octane fuel and around 26 lbs of boost.
11-06-2003, 12:50 PM
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my car is an awd, but i used a vce and took the transfer case and rear shaft out making it fwd only {temporarily} if anyone is interested in dyno'ing there car on the abacus dyno using my vce we can work something out....
eek..... i was the tall guy from the beach. at mark and eric's house for the party type deal.
eek..... i was the tall guy from the beach. at mark and eric's house for the party type deal.
11-06-2003, 01:37 PM
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Originally posted by execelon
my car is an awd, but i used a vce and took the transfer case and rear shaft out making it fwd only {temporarily} if anyone is interested in dyno'ing there car on the abacus dyno using my vce we can work something out....
eek..... i was the tall guy from the beach. at mark and eric's house for the party type deal.
my car is an awd, but i used a vce and took the transfer case and rear shaft out making it fwd only {temporarily} if anyone is interested in dyno'ing there car on the abacus dyno using my vce we can work something out....
eek..... i was the tall guy from the beach. at mark and eric's house for the party type deal.
I'll have to get up with you about using the VCE after I get my junk in.
