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Old Mar 3, 2017 | 09:13 PM
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I have two dyno sheets, 1 at 6 psi and the other at 8 psi foe an ECS supercharger on 91 octane at about 3500 elevation. The first one shows the rpms but the second shows other numbers which Im not sure what they represent. Can someone explain this to me?

Also just wanting to hear from others if the difference between the two seem right for the differences in psi and if my curves seem to be on par. Thanks.

On the second run the drop in tq was due to the dyno not reading something for a second or so.

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Also I have the ARH mids w/cats too.
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It appears to be wheel speed (mile per hour)...for example, in the second graph is says "Max power = 555.26 at Speed = 129.09"

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It appears to be wheel speed (mile per hour)...for example, in the second graph is says "Max power = 555.26 at Speed = 129.09"
Oh ok that makes sense. With wheel speed can I still match it up to the other graph that is using rpms? Will the horizontal and vertical marks line up? Thanks.
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You should be able to overlay them to match things up.

On edit: it appears that the trend lines are slightly different between the two graphs, but looks like you can match things up to be in the ballpark....

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RPM and torque always cross (by the nature of the formula that defines horsepower) at 5252. Since they cross at about 117 on your second chart (which is probably wheel speed) just multiply the bottom axis by 44.8

So, when your horsepower peaks at 128 on the graph, that's about 5750 rpm.

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Originally Posted by DAVE396LT1
RPM and torque always cross (by the nature of the formula that defines horsepower) at 5252. Since they cross at about 117 on your second chart (which is probably wheel speed) just multiply the bottom axis by 44.8

So, when your horsepower peaks at 128 on the graph, that's about 5750 rpm.

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Svette how does it drive are you hapy with results
Its driving pretty good now, luv all the low end power too. Its way more fun to play around with now. Initially with the elevation and 91 oct I was losing 2 psi with the 8 psi plate so we drilled a couple holes in the plate per ECS, got the p2227 codes so the car was back at the shop to have the tune looked at and made some adjustments but just couldn't get rid of the code. So a breakout kit was bought and that worked for a couple of days but now the p2227 code is back. So back to the shop next week.

After installing the breakout kit does the tune have to be adjusted again?

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