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Dyno #s from bolt-on A4 2001 SS

Old 01-15-2009, 09:30 AM
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Default Dyno #s from bolt-on A4 2001 SS

I'm pretty happy with the results. I was hoping for a bit more, but hey, who isn't?







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Lid, SSRA, Ported TB, Descreened MAF, ARH 1 7/8 LTs, SLP Dual/Dual w/ cutout, and the tune of course.
Old 01-15-2009, 09:41 AM
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most bolt on a4's i've seen dyno around 330. wow.
Old 01-15-2009, 10:04 AM
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very nice numbers!!


Originally Posted by therealcreeper
most bolt on a4's i've seen dyno around 330. wow.
cuz they probly didnt have FULL bolt-ons like this guy does. also the correction factor is std which reads a lil higher than sae
Old 01-15-2009, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Avaric3
cuz they probly didnt have FULL bolt-ons like this guy does. also the correction factor is std which reads a lil higher than sae
I posted the SAE numbers too. I technically don't have FULL bolt ons, either. I could do a FAST 92/92 setup w/ a 85mm lid/maf combo and an electric water pump. Don't think I'm gonna worry about that stuff for now though. $$$
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I would be happy with that

Good #'s!!
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Great numbers Mike. Is the 353/366 sae numbers?

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Is this a Dynojet? I plan on going to RPM to get Dynojet numbers on mine after the converter and stuff is installed. So what was your max numbers? I would like to see 370 RWHP out of mine but doubt it will make it!
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great numbers!!! my baseline for my 02 Z28 A4 was 322/333. thats slp lid, pacesetter longtubes, ory, magnaflow catback, 2.73.., ported TB.
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Originally Posted by MikeG
I was hoping for a bit more, but hey, who isn't?
I say who cares. If someone has a car with more power than your car, just ask them if they'd like to run you at the track. That'll teach em.

For an automatic car they are good numbers. And even though you can't really compare dyno numbers, I've seen M6 cars with similar mods put down less.
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sweet bolt-on number man

what size is your stall?
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Originally Posted by MATTREDSS
Great numbers Mike. Is the 353/366 sae numbers?

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Thanks, and yep.

Originally Posted by Intercooler2
Is this a Dynojet? I plan on going to RPM to get Dynojet numbers on mine after the converter and stuff is installed. So what was your max numbers? I would like to see 370 RWHP out of mine but doubt it will make it!
Yes it was a dynojet. All three graphs are from the same pull, just displayed with different correction factors.

Originally Posted by Brads LS1 02Z
sweet bolt-on number man

what size is your stall?
Thanks man, It's a Yank PT4000.
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Gees...I only make about 20-25 more hp than you, and thats with H/C!
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holy crap that has to be one hell of a TUNE! those are awesome #'s! I have a TSP lid,FLP Long tubes,True duals,TUNE and a Yank 4200 stall and dynoed 303/313 it dynoed 327/343 stock the stall usually eats up alot of RWHP but not in your case!!!!
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I'm sure it was locked. Though the Yanks are supposed to be pretty efficient.
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That is inline of what I have seen from those kinds of mods on an auto. Congrats!
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nice numbers
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Thanks again guys, yeah it was locked.
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Those are good numbers. Congrats.
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Well, the car certainly backed up the dyno #'s tonight at the track. 11.70 @ 115.66.
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Way to move man, good job. Nice ride.

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