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Old 05-04-2007, 07:00 PM   #1
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242/238

So I rounded, 241.65

I could probably gain a few by leaning it a bit, but that's for next time. I knew 2nd gear would give lower tq #'s, so I did some 3rd gear runs. I would use 2nd for the smoothness of the curve and it's less creepy than going to 140mph.





Also did some 2nd gear runs in order to compare to my last session. This is basically comparing the 2 different intakes. Although I did add a UDP, but Interesting results nonetheless.

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Congrats!! I was waiting for your results. Those are some smooth curves. So, did you go for the race gas or no?
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Old 05-04-2007, 09:24 PM   #3
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I decided it wasn't worth it(race fuel) Not at this altitude. It's cheap insurance when tuning in the upper 13's/low 14's though.

The 3rd gear curves are more choppy. That's why I use 2nd, but using 3rd gave me more AFR conditioning resolution, hence better powah.
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Old 05-04-2007, 09:31 PM   #4
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I hate your curve >6k.
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Old 05-04-2007, 09:38 PM   #5
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and you go at it again! Congrats!
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Old 05-05-2007, 01:58 PM   #8
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Previous best vs yesterday's run. Fatter torque curve.




Seems as if the curve stays smoother throughout the powerband when using the stock helmholtz type resonator. This can be seen on Z33 dynos as well. All have a small dip in the 5k's, and when we add a straight midpipe, we see the same dip. Stock resonator has friendly inlet sizing AND it's nice and smooth. Maybe sleeve it so air only goes one way, into the engine.
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making a LOT more power under the curve than the previous best. and only slight power loss to 7200, obviously the result of the SSIM. would you say its the MAF housing or the spacers that give you that gain in the lower range? i guess you could say both, but which do you think helped most? impressive numbers, btw
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Great results man.... I expected an improvement, but not that much, tha'ts a good thing though.

Btw, I still don't see any runfiles in my inbox....
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Old 05-07-2007, 07:19 AM   #11
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would you say its the MAF housing or the spacers that give you that gain in the lower range? i guess you could say both, but which do you think helped most? impressive numbers, btw
Spacers aren't on just yet. Didn't have time last week to install the damn things.
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Old 05-07-2007, 08:31 AM   #12
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Nice work! If only you weren't up so high I'd be asking for track times...
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Damnnn... what did you do to get this... just tuning
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Old 05-08-2007, 11:11 AM   #14
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Damnnn... what did you do to get this... just tuning
Or all my other mods, I think they might have helped just a tad. No, it's because I'm using the stock muffler.

I haven't even really dove into playing w/ the AFR that much. TS does a good job, but i know there's more to be had with it.
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and everyone said pullies like an intake add no HP nice #'s!
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Can't speak for the pulley, but altering the intake will always change hp AND the HP curve, no matter if it's AFR conditioned or not. It's factual with data to prove.
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and everyone said pullies like an intake add no HP nice #'s!
As already posted, there were other adjustments done, so you can't really conclude that just yet.
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Both runs were w/ 0 corrections on the SAFC. So I do believe the curve change was a direct affect of the intake.
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Interesting 2nd gear comparisons around 6100 RPM
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Interesting 2nd gear comparisons around 6100 RPM
I blame it on the intake.
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Previous best vs yesterday's run. Fatter torque curve.

Wow great number and great powerband! Very smooth technosquare did a good job with the tune.

how come your TQ is falling like that, is a smooth and gradual decrease, but what could be done to fight that?
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Wow great number and great powerband! Very smooth technosquare did a good job with the tune.

how come your TQ is falling like that, is a smooth and gradual decrease, but what could be done to fight that?
Still, making that much power @ 7000 But here's my theory.

http://forums.maxima.org/showpost.ph...11&postcount=4
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have you thought about Aarons thermal spacer kit to combat heat soak?
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have you thought about Aarons thermal spacer kit to combat heat soak?
I've had them forever just haven't installed them yet. Pretty sure it's not heat soak. Seems as when using 3rd gear, it takes a lot out of the car, especially with an extended rev limit.
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