Porsche Enthusiasts Club Forum :: View topic

That's great Adam, book figure no less!

PS Got message about rear light, it's been iffy for a while I'll have a good look tomorrow.

Is that at the Wheels or flywheel :?:

How much torque did it make? Can you post the graphs???
Interesting to see a 2.7

Well done Adam, you beat me hands down and you had the satisfaction of the mechanics and the owner Andy (who races 944's) all nodding and smiling in appreciation.

Still, I'm happy my 2.5 8v with 119k miles on the clock still has 140bhp(flywheel) and appears healthy enough so at least I don't need spend any money in this direction. On the other hand I can see the hunt for more power becoming addictive....

All the best,

Andy.

AndyG wrote:

Andy

It's not a competition!

Was good to meet you, and put a face to an avatar by the way. And your young lad is a credit to you!
Did they say whether your car was running rich or lean or just down to higher mileage?

Adam

Don't think it's down to engine wear. Mine was the same. Until a few subtle upgrades :twisted:

Your car looks great on the dyno. Li Moo Bai. Thought it might have done a bit more. 2.7s have bigger inlet valves & ports. Wonder if the cam is different or if it's just down to the chip? Theres more in there for sure :wink:

Be interested to see the graphs for the sake of comparison.

Mine is going on chip wizards dyno for a remap soon at Rochdale. Tourque figures checked out fine at Rick woods. Not putting them back on piston heads though. Too many idiots. The cylinder head on the 8v pegs hp at a maximum of around 140. (Restricted flow.) After that you just get torque. Thats what makes mine feel so fast. It's not got the HP of an S2 but it does have the torque. A different dyno will prove or disprove this once & for all.

Smoothness is down to the pressure reg & damper. Mine is completely different after changing these. (Though they were both working & given a clean bill of health by JAZ.)

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sat May 03, 2008 3:27 pm ]
Post subject:	Good news from the dyno
Firstly a big thanks to the SE region / Keith for offering up a place on the 'dyno day' at SPC, Horsham Also thanks to Andy and co. at SPC for making us really welcome On my 944,what can I say? It recorded a staggering 163.2 BHP I am over the moon. See below for a pic. Have to say there was not one car there today I did not drool at in some fashion. Nice turnout guys

Author:	tr7v8 [ Sat May 03, 2008 4:24 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
That's great Adam, book figure no less! PS Got message about rear light, it's been iffy for a while I'll have a good look tomorrow.

Author:	J.J. [ Sat May 03, 2008 5:10 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
Is that at the Wheels or flywheel How much torque did it make? Can you post the graphs??? Interesting to see a 2.7

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sat May 03, 2008 6:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
tr7v8 wrote: That's great Adam, book figure no less! PS Got message about rear light, it's been iffy for a while I'll have a good look tomorrow. it gives the engine a clean bill of health at least (well apart from a couple of oil leaks ) cya soon

Author:	AndyG [ Sat May 03, 2008 6:09 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
Well done Adam, you beat me hands down and you had the satisfaction of the mechanics and the owner Andy (who races 944's) all nodding and smiling in appreciation. Still, I'm happy my 2.5 8v with 119k miles on the clock still has 140bhp(flywheel) and appears healthy enough so at least I don't need spend any money in this direction. On the other hand I can see the hunt for more power becoming addictive.... All the best, Andy.

Porsche Enthusiasts Club Forum https://forums.tipec.net/

Good news from the dyno https://forums.tipec.net/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1105	Page 1 of 1

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sat May 03, 2008 6:12 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
J.J. wrote: Is that at the Wheels or flywheel How much torque did it make? Can you post the graphs??? Interesting to see a 2.7 It's estimated flywheel/crank. Max torque ~171ftlbs @4200rpm. Makes 170ftlbs as soon as 2800rpm! so a nice wide curve as you'd expect. The only thing is there are some minor peaks and troughs across the top of the curve, but only a few digits. I'll get it scanned in at work next week and post it up (cos I'm a saddo ) Adam

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sat May 03, 2008 6:15 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
AndyG wrote: Well done Adam, you beat me hands down and you had the satisfaction of the mechanics and the owner Andy (who races 944's) all nodding and smiling in appreciation. Still, I'm happy my 2.5 8v with 119k miles on the clock still has 140bhp(flywheel) and appears healthy enough so at least I don't need spend any money in this direction. On the other hand I can see the hunt for more power becoming addictive.... All the best, Andy. Andy It's not a competition! Was good to meet you, and put a face to an avatar by the way. And your young lad is a credit to you! Did they say whether your car was running rich or lean or just down to higher mileage? Adam

Author:	AndyG [ Sat May 03, 2008 7:01 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
The mechanic told me the fueling was spot on all the way apart from the very top end which was running a bit rich. The loss of 20odd bhp I presume is down to mileage and general wear and tear. Was good to meet you and your girlfriend too, hopefully our paths will cross again at a future event. All the best, Andy.

Author:	RaeB [ Sat May 03, 2008 7:12 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
It was great to see you and your cars down at SPC. I really enjoyed the morning and I think everyone went away with a smile on their face. Thanks to Keith for organising it and Andy and his Ma and Pa for looking after us so well. It was the first time mine has been on the dyno and I was very pleased with the results (279.1), some good information for the history should I ever come to sell her. I must do something about the exhaust, all the other 911s sounded amazing, mine was on some sort of stealth mode! Of course what I really want is that V8....music to the ears! See you guys soon. Rachel

Author:	J.J. [ Sat May 03, 2008 9:04 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
Li Moo Bai wrote: AndyG wrote: Well done Adam, you beat me hands down and you had the satisfaction of the mechanics and the owner Andy (who races 944's) all nodding and smiling in appreciation. Still, I'm happy my 2.5 8v with 119k miles on the clock still has 140bhp(flywheel) and appears healthy enough so at least I don't need spend any money in this direction. On the other hand I can see the hunt for more power becoming addictive.... All the best, Andy. Andy It's not a competition! Was good to meet you, and put a face to an avatar by the way. And your young lad is a credit to you! Did they say whether your car was running rich or lean or just down to higher mileage? Adam Don't think it's down to engine wear. Mine was the same. Until a few subtle upgrades Your car looks great on the dyno. Li Moo Bai. Thought it might have done a bit more. 2.7s have bigger inlet valves & ports. Wonder if the cam is different or if it's just down to the chip? Theres more in there for sure Be interested to see the graphs for the sake of comparison.

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sun May 04, 2008 8:08 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
J.J. wrote: Don't think it's down to engine wear. Mine was the same. Until a few subtle upgrades Your car looks great on the dyno. Li Moo Bai. Thought it might have done a bit more. 2.7s have bigger inlet valves & ports. Wonder if the cam is different or if it's just down to the chip? Theres more in there for sure Be interested to see the graphs for the sake of comparison. Hi I was told by the dyno boys it was spot on at 163.2 BHP. That is book figures as far as I know. Torque on mine was up about 20fltlbs over the factory figure for a 2.5lux. I also think the 2.7 engine note is slightly sweeter now I've had the opportunity to hear another couple of 2.5s up close and personal Thanks for the compliments on the car. You know first hand I'm sure that certain lights don't do the guards red justice. In plain daylight she looks the mutts nuts We had her up on a ramp briefly after everyone had left in order to discuss whether there was any parts I could find a home for (Andy at SPC used to break and race 944s ). Had to disappoint him as there was nothing significantly worn or knackered (just some reassuring compliments),but he was good enough to throw a spare DME relay my way I will definitely use them again as they are a nice friendly family business who clearly know their way 'round these cars and also offer TIPEC discounts too Pics of the dyno graph to follow next week.. All the George, Adam

Author:	J.J. [ Sun May 04, 2008 8:28 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
Mine is going on chip wizards dyno for a remap soon at Rochdale. Tourque figures checked out fine at Rick woods. Not putting them back on piston heads though. Too many idiots. The cylinder head on the 8v pegs hp at a maximum of around 140. (Restricted flow.) After that you just get torque. Thats what makes mine feel so fast. It's not got the HP of an S2 but it does have the torque. A different dyno will prove or disprove this once & for all. Smoothness is down to the pressure reg & damper. Mine is completely different after changing these. (Though they were both working & given a clean bill of health by JAZ.)

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Sun May 04, 2008 9:10 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
J.J. wrote: Mine is going on chip wizards dyno for a remap soon at Rochdale. Tourque figures checked out fine at Rick woods. Not putting them back on piston heads though. Too many idiots. The cylinder head on the 8v pegs hp at a maximum of around 140. (Restricted flow.) After that you just get torque. Thats what makes mine feel so fast. It's not got the HP of an S2 but it does have the torque. A different dyno will prove or disprove this once & for all. Smoothness is down to the pressure reg & damper. Mine is completely different after changing these. (Though they were both working & given a clean bill of health by JAZ.) Looking forward to seeing your results JJ. Think you're right about pistonheads. That forum is full of keyboard-warriors Adam

Author:	Li Moo Bai [ Mon May 19, 2008 11:51 am ]
Post subject:	Re: Good news from the dyno
Right, wasn't sure about posting this up but here goes nutin' thanks to JJ for the reminder. Adam

Page 1 of 1	All times are UTC
Powered by phpBB © 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 phpBB Group http://www.phpbb.com/