C7Z Dyno thread
#21
Racer
Results on a Mustang Dyno for a 2015 stock a8 z06 on 91octane:
529/573 SAE
529/573 SAE
Last edited by Harbgrogan; 05-04-2019 at 01:34 PM.
#22
Are you missing pulleys on the mod list? 75 HP from intake, TB and long tubes is a lot.
Last edited by BrunoTheMellow; 05-04-2019 at 01:37 PM.
#23
Yes 93 pump gas. I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the number.
Not missing any HP mods on the list. I have Girodisc brake rotors which are lighter than stock so maybe some difference there? It's corrected but regardless it was cool air so I'm sure that made a difference as well. The dyno tune was this past Wednesday 5/1/19 in Cream Ridge, NJ at 11:30 AM if anyone cares to figure out the DA. I do not have a stock baseline for comparison either.
#24
Yes 93 pump gas. I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the number.
Not missing any HP mods on the list. I have Girodisc brake rotors which are lighter than stock so maybe some difference there? It's corrected but regardless it was cool air so I'm sure that made a difference as well. The dyno tune was this past Wednesday 5/1/19 in Cream Ridge, NJ at 11:30 AM if anyone cares to figure out the DA. I do not have a stock baseline for comparison either.
#25
2015 Z07 M7 4k miles
789 whp and 797 wtq on 93 oct. Dynojet SAE
827 whp and 867 wtq on e70 blend. Dynojet SAE
Kong ported blower and snout 2017 Lid
2.3 griptech upper and 15% lower
TSP ported heads
NW 103mm
BTR stage 2 38% fuel lobe cam
Cordes H.e. and new 5" intake
ARH 2" LTH with 3" x-pipe swane tech coated
Akrapovic Axle back
CSP low side fuel system and DSX flex fuel sensor
CSP Dual nozzle meth kit
Prospeed trunk tank
Monster clutch
Fasterproms thermal reduction plates
Mighty mouse catch can.
Tuned and built by Complete Street Performance in P.A.
789 whp and 797 wtq on 93 oct. Dynojet SAE
827 whp and 867 wtq on e70 blend. Dynojet SAE
Kong ported blower and snout 2017 Lid
2.3 griptech upper and 15% lower
TSP ported heads
NW 103mm
BTR stage 2 38% fuel lobe cam
Cordes H.e. and new 5" intake
ARH 2" LTH with 3" x-pipe swane tech coated
Akrapovic Axle back
CSP low side fuel system and DSX flex fuel sensor
CSP Dual nozzle meth kit
Prospeed trunk tank
Monster clutch
Fasterproms thermal reduction plates
Mighty mouse catch can.
Tuned and built by Complete Street Performance in P.A.
Last edited by Im__fit; 05-05-2019 at 08:31 AM.
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#26
Supporting Vendor
2015 Z07 M7 4k miles
789 whp and 797 wtq on 93 oct. Dynojet SAE
827 whp and 867 wtq on e70 blend. Dynojet SAE
Kong ported blower and snout 2017 Lid
2.3 griptech upper and 15% lower
TSP ported heads
NW 103mm
BTR stage 2 38% fuel lobe cam
Cordes H.e. and new 5" intake
ARH 2" LTH with 3" x-pipe swane tech coated
Akrapovic Axle back
CSP low side fuel system and DSX flex fuel sensor
CSP Dual nozzle meth kit
Prospeed trunk tank
Monster clutch
Fasterproms thermal reduction plates
Mighty mouse catch can.
Tuned and built by Complete Street Performance in P.A.
789 whp and 797 wtq on 93 oct. Dynojet SAE
827 whp and 867 wtq on e70 blend. Dynojet SAE
Kong ported blower and snout 2017 Lid
2.3 griptech upper and 15% lower
TSP ported heads
NW 103mm
BTR stage 2 38% fuel lobe cam
Cordes H.e. and new 5" intake
ARH 2" LTH with 3" x-pipe swane tech coated
Akrapovic Axle back
CSP low side fuel system and DSX flex fuel sensor
CSP Dual nozzle meth kit
Prospeed trunk tank
Monster clutch
Fasterproms thermal reduction plates
Mighty mouse catch can.
Tuned and built by Complete Street Performance in P.A.
#27
Intermediate
2017 M7 Z06
Kong Ported Blower/Snout
ZR1 95mm Throttle Body
AFE Intake w/Blue Hi Flow Filter
2.175” Upper Pulley
Full Stock Exhaust
660 HP / 670 TQ SAE on a Dynojet
Kong Ported Blower/Snout
ZR1 95mm Throttle Body
AFE Intake w/Blue Hi Flow Filter
2.175” Upper Pulley
Full Stock Exhaust
660 HP / 670 TQ SAE on a Dynojet
#28
Melting Slicks
Did you pickup any power with the Halltech? Considering making the same switch as you, and I have the same mods.
#29
Halltech is the best. Yes, 15+whp more. Torque showed the same or dropped, which I don't believe. I'll post dyno if I can remember. I may cut out primary cats soon for a little more, well see.
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#30
Safety Car
stock: 580, 618 torque
with Halltech: 624, 644 torque
added 9% overdrive pulley: 650, 689 torque
added Norcal cat delete pipes, gutted secondary cats: 673, 721 torque
tuned with E-85 (really got E-70) 730, and 756 torque
I am at 6,000 feet altitude, your results may vary.
#31
Intermediate
Yes 93 pump gas. I was pleasantly surprised when I heard the number.
Not missing any HP mods on the list. I have Girodisc brake rotors which are lighter than stock so maybe some difference there? It's corrected but regardless it was cool air so I'm sure that made a difference as well. The dyno tune was this past Wednesday 5/1/19 in Cream Ridge, NJ at 11:30 AM if anyone cares to figure out the DA. I do not have a stock baseline for comparison either.
#32
It was at ECS. I did all the work myself except for the headers because I don't think I had enough room to get them on without a lift so I had my local mechanic put those on for me. I took a trip down to ECS after and Doug did my tune. I thought I heard wrong after the pull when he said the numbers then I read them off the screen with my own eyes. Definitely had great air that day so I'm sure that played a part despite the correction factor but ECS is well known for good results.
#33
Burning Brakes
I have a 2019 M7, put on the rollers (dynojet) when it had about 1000 miles on it. Running 93 octane, only power mods are BMS filter and Mamo PTB, but out 589 rear wheel. Mods had been on the car for over 200 miles driving prior to the dyno test. Concentrating now on getting some weight off the car which weighed in at 3534 lbs on race shop scales, nearly full of fuel. Weight reductions will take it well below 3500 lbs, including reduction of 29 lbs of unsprung rotational weight. Not interested in losing the warranty...