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Old 08-28-02, 01:48 PM
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just dyno'ed my FD 30 mins ago

297 rwhp, 235 lb/ft-thats quality
Old 08-28-02, 01:59 PM
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mods?
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Nothing great to talk about without a mod list.
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nice numbers, but let's see:

-mod list
-boost level (PSI)
-A/F Ratio

also, post a pic of the dyno sheet if possible.
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mod list please!!!
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sanfordman - you are a cracker, those number don't mean anything without your mod list!!!

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Originally posted by Dont_Be_A_Rikki
Cool can we get a sheet or something with info. Thanx

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I second that motion......WTF post your numbers and then disappear without giving a mods list or answering any questions.
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my mods are as follows-
downpipe, midpipe, custom fabricated free flowing catalytic converter, cat back exhaust, hardpipe kit, greddy BOV, power intake and a s-afc. I have to scan the dyno sheet so it will be on later tonite. I was boosting 8.5, 11, 8.5. I would occasionally spike up to 13. If anyone tries to talk you out of an s-afc because they suck dont listen to them. I didnt have the money to spend on an FC commander so I went with the AFC. I bought it and installed it on the dyno-I had close to a 50!!! rear wheel horsepower gain just from the s-afc. My dyno sheet should reflect this becasue I ran a base run before auctaully tuning the afc and out popped 50 RW horses! Funny thing happened on the dyno, we had a peice of 2x4 to hold in the air flow sensor from the dyno in my exhaust and my rex definatly caught in on fire during one of my runs (it was pretty funny but smelled horribly and stung your eyes). Anyways- dyno sheet will be online sometime soon. Sorry about not listing mods-I was to excited and had to run to class because the dyno took to long.
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Re: just dyno'ed my FD 30 mins ago

Originally posted by sanfordman
297 rwhp, 235 lb/ft-thats quality
BTW, do you have a street-port or something? That torque figure is low for that much hp. Also, where's the sheet scan and mods!
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how would a fuel controller add hp? it only adds fuel so you don't lean out, it won't give you more power.
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Was it a mustang dyno or a dynojet?
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you said you had both a midpipe and a custom cat. I was just wondering which one you have because a MP takes the place of a catalytic converter.
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close to 300rwhp is very impressive on 8.5psi!?!? I figure the spike to 13psi was during transision or what was going on? What was your A/F then?? 300rwhp at 8.5 makes me go WOW as much as rikki's 350rwhp at 11psi

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Originally posted by ROTARYFDTT
you said you had both a midpipe and a custom cat. I was just wondering which one you have because a MP takes the place of a catalytic converter.
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Originally posted by sanfordman
If anyone tries to talk you out of an s-afc because they suck dont listen to them. I didnt have the money to spend on an FC commander so I went with the AFC. I bought it and installed it on the dyno-I had close to a 50!!! rear wheel horsepower gain just from the s-afc.
Uhh. right... you do realize that just slapping on the S-AFC doesn't do a damn thing to your fuel map right?? I am not doubting you picked up 50HP somewhere, but I can tell you right now it was not from that pretty blue screen.

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Originally posted by ROTARYFDTT
you said you had both a midpipe and a custom cat. I was just wondering which one you have because a MP takes the place of a catalytic converter.
He probably means he bought a midpipe and had a custom cat welded into place.
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He probably means he bought a midpipe and had a custom cat welded into place.
WORD......that doesn't make any sense, either I am stupid but I don't see the point in that. Why would you buy a MP and then put in a high flow cat, why not just buy the high flow cat? Unless I am missing something, in which case could you explain what you mean.
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Originally posted by ROTARYFDTT
WORD......that doesn't make any sense, either I am stupid but I don't see the point in that. Why would you buy a MP and then put in a high flow cat, why not just buy the high flow cat? Unless I am missing something, in which case could you explain what you mean.
Most of the time you can come out cheaper this way, however you might not necessarily get the same quality.
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well, in reality if you buy a midpipe and put a highflow cat in from say a muffler shop, it would be cheaper than actually buying an FD specific highflow. And I agree that you can not make 50rwhp from just tuning the SAFC.

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Where in Raleigh did you dyno it?
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well i dont think that he made 50 hp from the s-afc itself, but if he was running rich enough before, i think leaning it out a bit could get quite a gain, dont you think? I have the S-AFC, but i avent installed it yet. Im waiting untill i break in the clutch to put it on.
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this guy is sayin some weird *** ****, like custom cat w/ a MP. How the hell do u do that??? Oh and the AFC gains 50 HP, just like neon lights do right=-)
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Originally posted by Quik 93 FD
well i dont think that he made 50 hp from the s-afc itself, but if he was running rich enough before, i think leaning it out a bit could get quite a gain, dont you think? I have the S-AFC, but i avent installed it yet. Im waiting untill i break in the clutch to put it on.
how could he be running rich if he's got all those mods and stock ecu. he'd have to be running lean. plus he's using the stock injectors which is pretty damn risky for anything above 280rwhp imho.
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Gees let the guy respond, he has only posted 2 post and some of you guys are jumping all over him.

Personnaly I have a Super AFC and I had to lower my injector duty cycle about 10% all the way across the rpm range just to get to about 10.5:1 afr, the lower limits of the afr gauge. Eventually I went as low as -15% to get to about 11:1 afr. I did pick up a bit of hp but not that much.

On another note, I would like to see his afr

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