Mods - Dyno results
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Mods - Dyno results
I have a 07 VERT MN6, with ~800miles.
Mods:
LG Pro LT headers with high flow cats
Corsa Sports
Dyno results of 366 rwhp and 368.5 rwtq after a tune. I don't have before sheet but was advised by tuner that hp increase was 32 from stock.
Is this a bit low or in expected range? Will it go up some after I put more miles on? Just curious, I love current performance and sound so HP numbers are not too important to me.
Just for sake of 'mod completeness', I may throw on a CAI and dyno again in a few months. Will a CAI add any significant amount of noise? Don't want much more, I am at a good level right now. The LGs and corsa sports RIP!
-Dave
Mods:
LG Pro LT headers with high flow cats
Corsa Sports
Dyno results of 366 rwhp and 368.5 rwtq after a tune. I don't have before sheet but was advised by tuner that hp increase was 32 from stock.
Is this a bit low or in expected range? Will it go up some after I put more miles on? Just curious, I love current performance and sound so HP numbers are not too important to me.
Just for sake of 'mod completeness', I may throw on a CAI and dyno again in a few months. Will a CAI add any significant amount of noise? Don't want much more, I am at a good level right now. The LGs and corsa sports RIP!
-Dave
Last edited by DAlbertson; Mar 24, 2007 at 07:55 PM.
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My 900 mile old 07 coupe M6 (BONE STOCK) with only a custom tune dynoed at almost those SAME exact numbers you got on a dyno jet. My numbers were SAE corrected and I am at sea level(no elevation). Yours seem low for sure if you have headers. My tuner said I should be pushing 400 with header/catback and a retune. Better get a second opinion.
Last edited by C6Brian; Mar 24, 2007 at 08:04 PM.
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32 RWHP is a good gain from your mods. The car was a little low, stock,it seems for a M6. Usually the A6 is the bottom feeder when dyno'd stock. Mine was 337 bone stock. You may dyno a lttle higher after you put more miles on the car. For some reason, a 5 or so RWHP increase is often seen after a few thousand miles.
Last edited by Evilways; Mar 25, 2007 at 12:05 AM.
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YES!! you may dyno higher after more miles, every car is different.
