Dyno Tune at New Era Performance
I have the GXP at new era performance here in Rochester, NY getting a dyno tune. For background purposes, I have a cold air intake, shift kit, and exhaust with resonator delete. 29000 miles.
The car just put down 247hp and 271ftlb of torque. Let's see what Mike (owner of New Era) can work out of her...
Well as LS1Racing mentioned, the car was super lean. Mike said that he tuned a LS4 last year which was the same way. The GXP ended up putting down 256.7hp and 287.5ft-lb of torque. I am quite pleased with that result, given my merely slight modifications.
The car drives awesome. It isn't a night and day difference but you can feel it pull smoother and harder. The best thing Mike did was turn off DoD. I would pay him that money again just for that. No more helicopter drone while cruising on the highway.
A few shout outs here. First is to Lew. Thanks for consulting with me on my plans even knowing that I could not hire you due to product support. You were a fantastic help in getting me familiar with what I wanted.
Second is to New Era Performance. Mike took my modest car (compared to the crazy stuff they have at their shop, twin turbo Z06) and was very upfront about what to expect and limitations of what we have to work with. He did undersell himself though. This tune was the best money I have spent on the car.
Well fellow LS4ers, if you have similar mods, here is what you are looking at. I feel as if this was my final mod and will probably just drive the GXP from here on out.
Dynosheet is attached. Video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1Zf2gsioyU
Last edited by texasGXP08; Nov 2, 2010 at 03:25 PM.
I imagine that you'll be in the 260-270 range if New Era gets you a half-way decent tune.
BTW- What was your torque on that first run? I know that our cars have high-stall (for a stock car) converters, and that will show up as a high torque reading on a dyno. I think it also will sap HP, which explains the drivetrain loss.
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Judging from your baseline pull, you had a ton of knock retard, which is indicated by the wavy lines... The PCM is pulling timing when it sees knock, then adds it back in, only to see knock again, so it pulls timing, etc.
It's amazing how these cars respond to a tune. Look at how flat your torque curve is now, compared to where it was, not to mention that you now have more UNDER the curve.
All I can say is, "Well done!"
Anyone have any thoughts on what could be the difference?
Anyone have any thoughts on what could be the difference?


