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njobe89 06-22-2015 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vqman (Post 3236068)
i want to hear more about this 50whp gain with intake and exhaust...

intakes, cbe, and test pipes + tune will give you about 30-40whp.

the Z loses about 15-16% hp. so if you have 332hp to the crank, to the wheels the z gets about 280whp.

the guy they were mentioning states he has a cbe, intakes, and tp's but people can't read.

Quote:

Originally Posted by NickTurnon (Post 2271207)
I believe the member edub370z got up to 321whp/268tq by adding

the ebay CNT Catback for $500-600
&
Test Pipes= $150-250

Intakes (He has injen but K&n plus MaF will do the same)- $100-180


vqman 06-22-2015 03:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by njobe89 (Post 3236075)
intakes, cbe, and test pipes + tune will give you about 30-40whp.

the Z loses about 15-16% hp. so if you have 332hp to the crank, to the wheels the z gets about 280whp.

the guy they were mentioning states he has a cbe, intakes, and tp's but people can't read.

so test pipes, cat back exhaust, intakes and a tune should yield 50 more hp??? wow.. i'm new to the VHR... so this makes me pretty :happydance:

njobe89 06-23-2015 07:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vqman (Post 3236105)
so test pipes, cat back exhaust, intakes and a tune should yield 50 more hp??? wow.. i'm new to the VHR... so this makes me pretty :happydance:

it can... also depends on the dyno that's used.

2011 Nismo#91 06-23-2015 08:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by njobe89 (Post 3236599)
it can... also depends on the dyno that's used.

Best way to add power, a high reading dyno. ;)
IMO that's where we get our NA WHP leaders from.
A more accurate measure would be % change but few people do all their mods at once or say on the same dyno. Two different dynos on two different days and I can gain (or lose) 10 whp or 3% variance.

njobe89 06-23-2015 08:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 2011 Nismo#91 (Post 3236673)
Best way to add power, a high reading dyno. ;)
IMO that's where we get our NA WHP leaders from.
A more accurate measure would be % change but few people do all their mods at once or say on the same dyno. Two different dynos on two different days and I can gain (or lose) 10 whp or 3% variance.

:iagree:

edub370 06-23-2015 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Loges (Post 3222856)
Hey edub370z

Did you get a tune with this setup? Also do you have any sound clips or drone/rasp issues with the CNT Catback system?

This sounds like the perfect setup for my Z as long as the exhaust sounds good and there's no rasp/drone issues. :tup:

Yes, and IMO the tune added a bunch. also the day i dyno'd was a cooler day. (50's IIRC). remember, measuring HP has soooo many variables (hell i have lighter wheels, maybe that helped?). It has made a seat of the pants difference over a stock z tho.

this is the vid of my car with test pipes and a cent cat back.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK9x16xDtlg

side note/ramble session:

i never really do this, but this cat back has been awesome. i just looked at the date of this vid and it was 4 years ago. and this exhaust still looks brand new (literally). sound is great. i got to drive my dd behind my Z the other day and i was so happy to just be able to stay behind it and listen to it. I have to give credit where credit is due. and on a $600 exhaust, i didn't expect it to be as good as it was


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