I-Am-Chris said:
185 flywheel sorry.
No, its 195. http://www.canadiandriver.com/testdrives/00integra_r.htm
I-Am-Chris said:
185 flywheel sorry.
Grimace said:
Thxbrett said:Hey Julio it was nice meeting you at our meet! Thank you for letting me drive your MSP, very nice car and looks fantastic in black. Now to the dyno results everyone please understand that our dyno reads a little lower(accurately) then a dynojet does. FYI we dynoed a modifed WRX at our location, and at a dynojet within 30 minutes to see the differences between the two. On the AWD dynojet the WRX made 276 wheel horsepower, then on our dyno the same car made 224 wheel horsepower. That is a 18% change which is a quite large. Now Boostin's Protege made 138 wheel horsepower. On our dyno here are a few stock FWD cars and the horsepower they made for reference:
Integra Type R : (195 flywheel) 153 wheel horsepower
Nissan Sentra SER V Spec: (175 flywheel) 129 wheel horsepower
VW Jetta 1.8T (180 flywheel) 155 wheel horsepower
As you can see 138 wheel horsepower translates to 170 flywheel horsepower on our dyno and perhaps a little more.
Julio my 323 GT did 220 wheel horsepower at 15 PSI for reference. Hope to see you again at the next meet.
Brett Payne
Manager
Vishnu Performance
AGR#7 said:
Now; if I was one to add upgrades like complete Turbo kits, blowing the warranty all to hell, that might be different.
(drinks)
Also the US spec Integra Type R is rated at 195 horsepower http://www.itrca.com/FAQ/techspecs/specs.php