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Old 01-20-2008, 02:32 AM   #1
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My Dyno Numbers!

You all asked for it, and here it is...

248HP and 243TQ



And here is the vid (I rounded the numbers off in the vid so dont shoot me!)...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPKL6JgvS5Q

Yes... I know I have lean spikes. Pretty dangerous lean spikes at that. I will get them tuned out soon. Just like when Jay_pee dyno'd, we didnt have a lot of time time to tune it due to the long line of people waiting to get on the dyno.

Mods= WAI w/POP, Cattman headers, Cattman exhaust, SAFCII. More mods to come soon.

Any comments? Please be nice...
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Old 01-20-2008, 08:01 AM   #2
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Very nice powerband looks like your making most the power at 5900 Rpm's your A/F needs some attention. Very impressive dyno numbers.
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Old 01-20-2008, 11:43 AM   #3
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Nice!

If you used the tailsniffer, then those aren't really 'lean' spikes, since the cat will give leaner readings.
Do you have the DRF's?
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Old 01-20-2008, 01:48 PM   #4
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Nice!

If you used the tailsniffer, then those aren't really 'lean' spikes, since the cat will give leaner readings.
Do you have the DRF's?
Ummm... What cat? I have two black cats in my house. Will they cause the car to show lean spikes? Usually, they cause scratches on my skin.

LOL! J/K. Seriously, what cat?

DRF? Whats that? Im really a Chevy man who likes Maxima's (this is my second Maxima. I owned a 90 Maxima in 1995). Im not used to the abbreviations.
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Catalytic converter smart ass. DRF's = Dyno Run Files, after that last reply, I wouldn't expect you to have them.
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Catalytic converter smart ass.
Ummm.. I was just joking. The joke was intended to mean that I dont have one anymore.

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DRF's = Dyno Run Files, after that last reply, I wouldn't expect you to have them.
Yes, I have my Dyno Run Files. And I have WinPEP installed. I didnt pay attention to the file extension. I never noticed that it was DRF. I'm in the IT field and normally I would have noticed the file extension. Would you like me to send my DRF's to you?
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I was in a bad mood, anyhow, ya now I see it as a joke.
Ya, I'd appreciate that.
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good numbers
Thanks!
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you need some motor mounts! nice #s though!
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you need some motor mounts! nice #s though!
Thanks again!

I recently ordered poly mounts. Hopefully, they will arrive tomorrow...
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