Thread: S-Mode button importance
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Old 10-02-2015, 08:08 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Alkin View Post
Hello,

I put my 370z 2009 on a DYNO today and I am quite disappointed what it showed up, as per tech. specs. power on engine is 243kW, but the diagram showed that I have only 224kW on engine and 193kW on wheels!? The guy asked is the s-mode button changes anything in engine, because when he is taking measurements he can't go at full power/torque as at one moment S-Mode switches off and on the dash panel blinking ABS light, it's because front wheels is not running at all as they are on the ground? Does anyone has ever something like that? Or there is something wrong with my Engine or anything else? As per information over the forums I found that these cars should have on stock on wheels around 290-305 hp while I have only 258 hp on wheels...
a tad on the low end but i think you're reading that incorrectly in regards to the 290-305 stock. you're looking at around 15-20% drop from the 332 crank hp.

260-280 is the range majority of people get without any mods.

intakes, exhaust, tune people will run on average 300-320.

then there are a lot of different factors as to why it may be higher or lower.
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