Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Induction parts + ECU reflash dyno results

STI-GUY · 06-05-2009, 09:04 AM

I dont know IMO it seems like a lot as well.
Forced induction guys I think are a little spoiled to begin with especially the EVO's guys who can make lots of power for cheap.....us Subbie guys have to spend a little more (FTL).
Either way dyno's are cool and all but lots of factors play into it(high reading- low reading- correction factor etc.) Good to see base-line and additonal power but when it comes to the way the power is delivered it is literally about driving the car and how and where the new found power is.
Nevertheless if the driving characteristics have changed and it [put a **** eatin grin on your face.......then it is money well spent.
I have to agree with Brazilbro if you are going to mod the car and want gob's more power just cut to the quick and throw a snail on that whale.

Good luck with it

06-05-2009, 09:04 AM	#13 (permalink)
STI-GUY Base Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Left of Center Posts: 11 Drives: See Screen Name Rep Power: 271	I dont know IMO it seems like a lot as well. Forced induction guys I think are a little spoiled to begin with especially the EVO's guys who can make lots of power for cheap.....us Subbie guys have to spend a little more (FTL). Either way dyno's are cool and all but lots of factors play into it(high reading- low reading- correction factor etc.) Good to see base-line and additonal power but when it comes to the way the power is delivered it is literally about driving the car and how and where the new found power is. Nevertheless if the driving characteristics have changed and it [put a **** eatin grin on your face.......then it is money well spent. I have to agree with Brazilbro if you are going to mod the car and want gob's more power just cut to the quick and throw a snail on that whale. Good luck with it Last edited by STI-GUY; 06-05-2009 at 09:06 AM.