Power loss at 5300 on dyno
03-13-2005, 04:56 PM
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Power loss at 5300 on dyno I made 1 run at a dyno day last week and felt the car nose over at 5300 and then pick-up at 6000 then take a long time to redline at 6500.The rwt and rwhp reflect this in both their curves with losses of.I made 360/365.The roller coaster starts with a 15 hp loss at 5300 then up 15 hp at 5500 then a 25 hp loss at 5700 and then gets that back at 6000 then down again.I have never felt the car do this before or since.Does a dynomite dyno load the car more and make a problem more apparent? I have a B1 cam/918 springs/headers with less then a thousand miles.Any thoughts welcome.Thanks
07-01-2005, 12:16 PM
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Did you setup the spring pressures right? If there is not enough seat pressure you could be having some problems but I doubt thats the issue, the beehives are amazing springs and shouldnt be a issue at all to 7k if setup right.