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- 09 370Z Nismo
Darin said:My thoughts:
Peak gains mean DICK. Would it be awesome if you gained 15whp from headers, at 5500 rpms, but you were DOWN 20whp from 2000-5500 rpms? The Curves mean EVERYTHING.
Well for one, I said these dyno charts are merely so you can see my gains, I KNOW MY curves, I have since re dyno'd, which is why I know why the jumping in the curve is the motor mounts.
I'd wager you'd see dyno gains if you fixed your motor mounts.
Also I suggest reading the full posts before you reply to anything, As it has been shown in three different posts, including the original that I have fixed my motor mounts. Maybe you should read this thread fully?
I am NOT an N/A Skeptic - I'm a realist. N2O won't give you repeatible gains because eventually, you'll run out of 'Juice' - and N2O Is NOT 'Naturally Aspirated'Injesting that much Oxygen into your motor is NOT a natural occurance.
Enter Dead Horse Beating:
I am well aware how much it will cost, and I'm sure you will notice that, to me, I'm all about the doing, and not the cost.
150whp N/A is possible from the FS motor. It WILL be expensive. I'd guess 160whp N/A is possible - some Miatas w/ the 1.8 are up over 190whp, N/A. Nevermind the Thousands and Thousands of dollars put into them.
I'm just screaming that we should approach our goals with cautious optimism. Remember, if a Header adds 5hp, and a CAI ads 7, by themselves, TOGETHER they may add only a total of 10hp to your engine. Or maybe 15. How components work together is of paramount importance.
Liek I mentioned, I'm not worried about exact numbers, which is why I am generalizing numbers, if I think I can get 170whp from mods, I'm going to assume that will atleast, worst case scenario, make my 150whp goal.