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hey guys just tested the dynolicious ipad app and came up with 238bhp with just a turbo back exhaust and apexi pod with stock boost in very wet conditions, pretty happy with the result, i had the car weight at 1450kg and drivetrian loss at 18% and the road was very flat, how do these results sound?

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the only reason i tried it is because of a review on youtube

and it seemed pretty accurate, but the dyno never lies,, might book in at black track and get a real reading then do a run at eastern creek, i will post the results

just refrence i found this in the forum,, times seem pretty accurate

first test run:

Actual data from motorplex:

ET: 14.73 @ 158.98kmph

60': 2.54

330': 6.46

660':9.68

1000':12.43

iPhone app data:

ET: 14.75 @ 157.9kmph

60': 2.36

330': 6.34

660':9.60

1000': 12.4

second test run:

Actual data from motorplex:

ET: 14.89 @ 159.32kmph

60': 2.71

330': 6.65

660': 9.83

1000':12.59

iPhone app data:

ET: 15.28 @ 152.9kmph

60': 2.72

330': 6.79

660': 10.06

1000': 12.91

my best run for the night was a 14.45 @99.33 mph, wasnt a good launch or change into 4th either, so i know it can go faster

i dont think failed can be deemed as an accurate result at this point,,,maybe im just a dumb dumb

i think the HP figure is out though calibration such as drivetrain loss and weight could be a factor, but the 1/4 mile times seem spot on with the real deal,,, im going to test on the dyno and the track after i hit up the weigh bridge before i delete it,,, to many reviews on youtube with good results by reputable sources

i know they are american, though i dont think it's a lie.

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