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The first run was full stock engine. The second one with the Hondata IMG and the Fujita SRI. The third is with the same as the second but with 5 minute cool off. I think the Hondata with the Fujita are very good conbination. Please post your reactions. If you want the full dyno file please let me know. Thanks. =)
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so, 197hp equates to 160 at the wheels ?!?!?!?
That's a lot of loss. So, at the flywheel the Si is 197, but with this combination it'll be 220+ ? That's crazy, 160hp. B16 territory. |
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160->170 whp is normal for a engine rated with 200 hp @ the flywheel on this type of dyno. |
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160->170 whp is normal for an engine rated with 200 hp @ the flywheel on this type of dyno. |
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