Dynorun?
Re: Dynorun? Alot (the majority in my area) of dyno shops offer wideband O2. All you have to do is ask if they have a Wideband Oxygen sensor.
It usually costs a little more (~$25 more most the time) but is well worth it if your tune if off.
Good Luck,
Kevin
It usually costs a little more (~$25 more most the time) but is well worth it if your tune if off.
Good Luck,
Kevin
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From: San Antonio, Texas
Dynorun? i just got my 2000 SS dynoed...
im rated at 305 hp and 312 torque. i have a cut-out, corsa exhaust, and an intake lid. they said that it was lower cause i still have my cats on... does this make sense... are these average numbers for a 2000 SS with those three mods? the last thing, on average how much HP does the RAM AIR induction give u?
thanks for all help
<small>[ November 22, 2002, 12:13 PM: Message edited by: Tripp ]</small>
im rated at 305 hp and 312 torque. i have a cut-out, corsa exhaust, and an intake lid. they said that it was lower cause i still have my cats on... does this make sense... are these average numbers for a 2000 SS with those three mods? the last thing, on average how much HP does the RAM AIR induction give u?
thanks for all help
<small>[ November 22, 2002, 12:13 PM: Message edited by: Tripp ]</small>
Re: Dynorun? You may also need tuning. Some mods can tank your a/f rich so you actually loose power with your new mod....until you get it tuned. This is not an uncommon occurance for headers / cam's and even heads.
Get a wideband O2 connected to that thing and see where your a/f is. It should be around 12.8 to make the most power. If it is 10 or less, you are leaving ALOT of power on the table.
Good Luck,
Kevin
Get a wideband O2 connected to that thing and see where your a/f is. It should be around 12.8 to make the most power. If it is 10 or less, you are leaving ALOT of power on the table.
Good Luck,
Kevin
