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dcrew1x 10-19-2009 09:05 PM

suscribed! :tup:

Red370 10-19-2009 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Baddriver (Post 243888)
what saddens me is the torque. my dynojet reading was also 266ish ( I live in a warmer place/tropics) but the torque was just 220ish. it's too low. (mine is stock Nismo tho)


I still love it tho.

Yeah, I was kinda shocked mine was a bit low as well, but remember, dyno's are just a base number, take them for what its worth, I only care about how much power I'm making from each mod I do. And thanks for the subscription, I plan to update at least once a week.

Baddriver 10-20-2009 09:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 244878)
Yeah, I was kinda shocked mine was a bit low as well, but remember, dyno's are just a base number, take them for what its worth, I only care about how much power I'm making from each mod I do. And thanks for the subscription, I plan to update at least once a week.

I was comparing it to my older car. a certain 4 door, 2 liter japanese car which I wont mention to appease the sensitive 370 owners here:)

with just hks bolt-ons (suction, bov, hi-power and turbo outlet) it was already pulling 290 whp and 260 tq (on the same dyno I used to rate my Z). With tuning it's now up to 310 whp and 270 tq. too bad I'm letting go of it cause I love driving my Z.

I'll re-dyno my Z again in the future and see if my bolt-ons will make a difference. I doubt it will make 15 whp more tho and tuning seems to be more complicated than just ecuflash.

Lug 10-20-2009 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Baddriver (Post 245205)
I was comparing it to my older car. a certain 4 door, 2 liter japanese car which I wont mention to appease the sensitive 370 owners here:)

with just hks bolt-ons (suction, bov, hi-power and turbo outlet) it was already pulling 290 whp and 260 tq (on the same dyno I used to rate my Z). With tuning it's now up to 310 whp and 270 tq. too bad I'm letting go of it cause I love driving my Z.

I'll re-dyno my Z again in the future and see if my bolt-ons will make a difference. I doubt it will make 15 whp more tho and tuning seems to be more complicated than just ecuflash.

Bolt ons have gotten much better results than 15 hp so far. Some have gotten 15 hp by just changing to HFC's. HFC's, Catback and cold air intake should take you to at least a 25 to 35 hp gain if not more.

Baddriver 10-20-2009 09:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Lug (Post 245210)
Bolt ons have gotten much better results than 15 hp so far. Some have gotten 15 hp by just changing to HFC's. HFC's, Catback and cold air intake should take you to at least a 25 to 35 hp gain if not more.

if HFCs gave nice results, how about catdeletes/test pipes? I assume atleast similar or even more? the downside is that I have to leave my car at the shop for at least 2 days for a catdelete.

thanks for the info, btw.

Red370 10-20-2009 01:05 PM

for some odd reason, the test pipes are either even or slightly less in the power making department. There are a few guys with full bolt ons, headers, intake, exhaust, hfc's making about 320-335whp, depending on the dyno, up from 275-285, that's pretty damn good I'd say! I think the average CAI, HFC, CBE combination nets about 30whp, not bad.

Baddriver 10-20-2009 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 245480)
for some odd reason, the test pipes are either even or slightly less in the power making department. There are a few guys with full bolt ons, headers, intake, exhaust, hfc's making about 320-335whp, depending on the dyno, up from 275-285, that's pretty damn good I'd say! I think the average CAI, HFC, CBE combination nets about 30whp, not bad.

320+ up from 280+ is mighty impressive. I think it's worth the cost then. I've already installed the hks suction kit so I'm done with the intake (nismos won't fit the Stillen CAI).

My main concern is sound too and 5zigen (along with Stillen) is the best sounding IMO. I'm willing to sacrifice some whp for that awesome sound. So definitely, HKS exhaust is crossed out of the list even if it could give me more power. Also, I kinda want to keep my japanese car with jdm parts (no offense to american part makers, just a preference). besides, it's waaay easier and faster to ship japanese parts to where I'm from. Any info on the whp gains on japanese exhausts would be appreciated:)

I'm rambling... I'll read more on the best full exhaust mods. thanks

chuckd05 10-21-2009 11:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Red370 (Post 245480)
for some odd reason, the test pipes are either even or slightly less in the power making department. There are a few guys with full bolt ons, headers, intake, exhaust, hfc's making about 320-335whp, depending on the dyno, up from 275-285, that's pretty damn good I'd say! I think the average CAI, HFC, CBE combination nets about 30whp, not bad.

What facts do you have to support this ? The majority of guys on here have hfc's . that's for sure but there is hardly any info on test pipes on here. Not one sound clip and i don't think a dyno either . Just because most people have hfc ESP in Cali doesn't mean test pipes are worse. I'd be willing to wager some funds that test pipes will make more power, not much but not any less. My vq35de gained almost 4whp going from hfc to test pipes.

Red370 10-21-2009 11:42 PM

search and you shall find, I'm too lazy, if mind serves me correctly, they made 13whp and threw a CEL, which for warranty purposes, is a no/go! Easy way to find out? do a dyno page yourself!

chuckd05 10-22-2009 03:12 AM

Mine are already installed with no before and after dyno.. 150 miles or so later no CEL

I just searched and found nothing but conflicting information. You would have to see 5-10 dynos from people swapping test pipes to hfc's on the same car and same day to justify this. Ecu needs to learn changes so a simple task as a pedal reset and a hard test drive can make a difference.

From my knowledge and experience I will say it's my opinion thAt test pipes are going to make more power. Just my .02 .. If someone has a link to specific threads that go over this help me out because I just found two. One that said tp make more and the other from ddm saying how they gained 20 whp from hfc. Berk test pipe dyno I can not find. The test pipe that tested at 12 whp was a different brand , granted it's the same design / idea but I can not fond enough information to warrant coming to the conclusion that hfc make more power than test pipes on the vq37hr. I know you made 16 with hfc but who's to say the berk test pipes wouldn't do the same or better with your reset and driving. The company who tested the test popes at 12 was a install/dyno right after test according to what they said .

How did you reset your computer ? That alone could of freed up power. Coming from an 03 g35 if I did a pedal reset on the dyno there were times it would pull 4-5 more on the very next run.. So many things can mess with dyno results.

I certiably felt am increase in power with the test pipes tho .

vipor 10-22-2009 02:27 PM

A baseline dyno is a good idea. Guess I'll be calling some shops and get a real Nismo Z baseline for everyone. Hope it's at least a little higher than a regular one ;)

Red370 10-22-2009 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by vipor (Post 248097)
A baseline dyno is a good idea. Guess I'll be calling some shops and get a real Nismo Z baseline for everyone. Hope it's at least a little higher than a regular one ;)

Would it disappoint you if it wasnt? lol, they seem to be dynoing around the same unfortunately, I call BS on Nissan!


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