New '16 Z06 owner. What to know and good mods
#21
Racer
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#22
Burning Brakes
That video is the reason I chose to use the Borla pipe. I drove the car 80 miles today after installing the T.B. and the Burger filter. No codes or problems. First thing I noticed was better throttle response on tip in particularly from a stop. Almost all of the throttle hesitation is gone in transitions from off throttle to on. Intake noise or roar is greater. The first half of the drive was at senior citizen pace on KY backroads (within posted speed limits) just to let the ECU adjust to changes if in fact it actually does. The second half was on interstate 71 between Carrolton KY and Louisville. Hammered the car to see if it would throw a code. Made 3 full throttle runs from 55 MPH to over 160 MPH and several more from 55 MPH to over 125 MPH with no problem codes. Temperature was 89 F and engine coolant went to 210 F running a steady 90 MPH. Butt dynos are subjective and mine is no better than anyone else's, so my subjective judgment that the car is making more HP and pulls harder is just my opinion and will have to be verified by objective dyno data. I will schedule another dyno session which will probably be next Monday or Tuesday and that will give me more time in the car.
Last edited by jstewart; 07-30-2018 at 10:14 PM.
#23
Burning Brakes
I have a 2016 A8 and have the BMS Filter, Ported Mamo TB, and Borla X-pipe still on stock tune. Not sur how much more power I added it hasn't been on the dyno yet. You will see various reports on how much power these three mods add some say a lot some say not much at all and any were in between. The best example is there is a video were a shop did a test on three X-pipes the Borla, Corsa, and a 3 inch Titanium the shop made. Some say the x-pipe doesn't add much at all just better sound but after I saw this video I don't know how they could say that. But there is a thread on here were the guy did the same three mods and according to the dyno didn't really pick up much power. Check out the Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8l27NfE2-k
solid gains for only an x pipe
#24
Burning Brakes
Update: the next dyno session to test what the Momo T.B. & Burger filter did (no tune) is scheduled for next Monday morning at Dynosty in Louisville. Will install the Borla X pipe next week and dyno session is scheduled for the following Monday morning (no tune) ay Dynosty. The fasterproms 2.31 pulley just arrived. Only part still on order is the 160 F thermostat and billet housing.
#25
Instructor
I have a 2016 A8 and have the BMS Filter, Ported Mamo TB, and Borla X-pipe still on stock tune. Not sur how much more power I added it hasn't been on the dyno yet. You will see various reports on how much power these three mods add some say a lot some say not much at all and any were in between. The best example is there is a video were a shop did a test on three X-pipes the Borla, Corsa, and a 3 inch Titanium the shop made. Some say the x-pipe doesn't add much at all just better sound but after I saw this video I don't know how they could say that. But there is a thread on here were the guy did the same three mods and according to the dyno didn't really pick up much power. Check out the Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8l27NfE2-k
Last edited by likeaboss; 07-27-2018 at 02:53 PM.
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#29
Burning Brakes
The image size above did not allow enough room for comment. 2nd dyno session & best run from first dyno session with install of Burger filter & Mamo T.B. did not produce much additional HP & TQ. Peak HP was 555.03 & peak TQ was 617.89. HP peak moved up from 5,770 RPM to 6,060 RPM. TQ peak moved down from 3,680 RPM to 3,490 RPM. A/F curve shifted slightly probably from MAF reading increased airflow.. Nothing like the increases shown by either Burger or Mamo. Run conditions today were almost identical to 1st dyno session last week. This is why I wanted my own independent corrected dyno data from the same dyno & technician. Next dyno session will be with addition of Borla X pipe. No tuning will be done.
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#30
Instructor
The image size above did not allow enough room for comment. 2nd dyno session & best run from first dyno session with install of Burger filter & Mamo T.B. did not produce much additional HP & TQ. Peak HP was 555.03 & peak TQ was 617.89. HP peak moved up from 5,770 RPM to 6,060 RPM. TQ peak moved down from 3,680 RPM to 3,490 RPM. A/F curve shifted slightly probably from MAF reading increased airflow.. Nothing like the increases shown by either Burger or Mamo. Run conditions today were almost identical to 1st dyno session last week. This is why I wanted my own independent corrected dyno data from the same dyno & technician. Next dyno session will be with addition of Borla X pipe. No tuning will be done.
Last edited by likeaboss; 07-31-2018 at 09:04 AM.
#31
Drifting
The image size above did not allow enough room for comment. 2nd dyno session & best run from first dyno session with install of Burger filter & Mamo T.B. did not produce much additional HP & TQ. Peak HP was 555.03 & peak TQ was 617.89. HP peak moved up from 5,770 RPM to 6,060 RPM. TQ peak moved down from 3,680 RPM to 3,490 RPM. A/F curve shifted slightly probably from MAF reading increased airflow.. Nothing like the increases shown by either Burger or Mamo. Run conditions today were almost identical to 1st dyno session last week. This is why I wanted my own independent corrected dyno data from the same dyno & technician. Next dyno session will be with addition of Borla X pipe. No tuning will be done.
. Thanks for posting this and great info. Finally some true data on just what the filter and TB do kn the stock tune. So much for those claiming 30-40 hp gains.
#32
Instructor
It's awesome he took the time to do this. I had similar thread about my 17 with about the same results,that got deleted because of members squabbling. These mods without a tune are just a placebo effect no matter what year you have. Slap it on and do a quick dyno and you'll probably see a gain until after the stock engine calibration has time to correct for it.
Last edited by likeaboss; 07-31-2018 at 12:15 PM.
#33
Burning Brakes
The thread likeaboss started on his 2017 car was what convinced me to take the incremental mod route with dyno sessions after driving at least 200 miles instead of doing back to back testing. That was a good thread that got bounced because of squabbling among other posters, not likeaboss's problem.
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#36
Team Owner
The numbers are in STD and not SAE so you could get a new print out from the shop with SAE numbers the STD numbers are higher than the actual SAE numbers everyone uses.
#37
Advanced
Me, too. I have a '17, Z06/Z07 M7 with these exact parts sitting at the house to be installed. I'll be happy if the tip in hesitation is fixed, too. I had a C6 for 10 years with ported TB, ported intake, etc and it was snappy. I've had the '17 for about a month and the hesitation is the only gripe I have.
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#38
Burning Brakes
Me, too. I have a '17, Z06/Z07 M7 with these exact parts sitting at the house to be installed. I'll be happy if the tip in hesitation is fixed, too. I had a C6 for 10 years with ported TB, ported intake, etc and it was snappy. I've had the '17 for about a month and the hesitation is the only gripe I have.
#39
Instructor
If your 17 is anything like mine you're going to have the same amount of power as stock and running really rich with all three mods.
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#40
Burning Brakes