Todays Dyno Result (400)
Todays Dyno Result (400)
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roysum

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961 posts

220 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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I know you lot are fed up with plots, but here are some more
Basically the top end has been modded...... big bore induction, 72mm plenum, 45mm trumpets and larger induction manifold, insulator, heads opened up to gaskets, and other head work, best guess tornadoe chip, pre cats removed, act y piece.
Lots of work for 21bhp !!!! (but not bad for a 400 I reckon)

Roy smile

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Edited by roysum on Friday 4th March 20:26

SILICONE KID

14,997 posts

262 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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Im sick of people putting there dyno figures on here,Why do they do it!..Is that a lawn mower enginelaugh

roysum

Original Poster:

961 posts

220 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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SILICONE KID said:
Im sick of people putting there dyno figures on here,Why do they do it!..Is that a lawn mower enginelaugh
That was just the starter motor laugh

blitzracing

6,422 posts

251 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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Dont worry Daz, at least he managed to afford the petrol for the rolling road. blah

SILICONE KID

14,997 posts

262 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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The way things are going with work and fuel prices i think the budget will be 10 miles a week.What are we going to do ?I got 19.5mpg on a steady run but its going back next week for tweaks..I bet your chuffed to bits with that for a 4lsmokin

LordGrover

34,189 posts

243 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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More than respectable for a 400 and smooth curves too. Nice one. cool

HarryW

16,077 posts

300 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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Ask Mark to put a bit more fuel in the generic chip above 5k5rpm for you, looks like it's leaning out a bit, perhaps your mods are flowing more air than Mark expected them too, even try and send him a copy of the plot.

Simon says

19,463 posts

252 months

Friday 4th March 2011
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Nice one Roy,bet your pleased with that wink makes a change to see a descent figure from the 4.0 RV8 rather than you know whos dyno results whistle ,,,,,,,, hehe well done thumbup

Alexdaredevilz

5,697 posts

210 months

Saturday 5th March 2011
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HarryW said:
Ask Mark to put a bit more fuel in the generic chip above 5k5rpm for you, looks like it's leaning out a bit, perhaps your mods are flowing more air than Mark expected them too, even try and send him a copy of the plot.
Agreed, you would of hit 250bph easy with that corrected

dbv8

8,676 posts

251 months

Saturday 5th March 2011
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Excellent result for a 400.
Enough grunt to run a low 13 wink

roysum

Original Poster:

961 posts

220 months

Saturday 5th March 2011
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dbv8 said:
Excellent result for a 400.
Enough grunt to run a low 13 wink
I'm sure my driving ability will put pay to that !

Thanks for all the good comments folks !

Roy.

blitzracing

6,422 posts

251 months

Saturday 5th March 2011
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HarryW said:
Ask Mark to put a bit more fuel in the generic chip above 5k5rpm for you, looks like it's leaning out a bit, perhaps your mods are flowing more air than Mark expected them too, even try and send him a copy of the plot.
Personally I would start with a check on the fuel pressure at peak RPM to see if its dipping before worrying about the chip, but having said that a couple of bits from the bit about the Tornado chipping:

Fuel map range is extended from the current 5500 RPM upper limit, to 6000-6500 RPM where appropriate.

It is vital that the software is programmed with the correct maximum mass air consumption of the engine, known as airflow meter scaling. This is vital for good driveability and fuel economy especially on large capacity engines, and allows correct control of part throttle fuelling. Note that airflow meter scaling determines when the top of the fuel map is reached. When using an engine of larger capacity than the software was designed for, the top of the map will be reached too soon. This leads to over-fuelling at part throttle, and under-fuelling at full throttle.