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Scottman, what dyno was it on ?    The dynologs read alot lower than the DynoDynamics ones (most common).

I just had car on dyno yesterday to retune, and all i could get was 145 rwkw's (Dynolog)

(was tuning it myself)

Now bear in mind this is S1 R33 GTST, std turbo

3" turbo back, and i just put a 4" magic cat in (which does work well by the way , 4 gas analyser confirmed)

I have a plug in LINK. No AFM (3" SS Pipe to pod)

Carbon cleaned it too.

R34 GTT cooler

And just fixxed the coil probs with a mates 32 GTR coils borrowed till the splitfires arrive... also new BKR6EIX  iridiums  (.8mm std gap).  After last tune the coils shat themselves , siliconed them to get by, but power was flat...

Also fitted a MV auto shift kit.

Its been a busy 2 weeks !

Heading out to drags again tonight to see how it goes...

Two weeks ago with it feeling flat it ran a 14.6 @ 95.3 mph  So i hope i can get a 13 tonight ... time will tell.

I think you should go out to the strip and just see what mph your getting ......that will be a better indication of how well the cars going.... as your dyno may read low as well.

Gary

Thanks man yea mine will b like yours but i hoping more Power mines S1 Gts-t dyno was like a old one that isn't a DynoDynamics

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I have a stock Standard R33 gtst and I got 136kw at the wheels, its an auto, but I would assume that 145kw with all the mods you have done doesn't seem right. Does anyone here think the same?

Chris

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I just re-set my cam gear this afternoon....

Using a g-tech it reads 312hp on 4 degres retarded

Then set it to 3 degres and got 320hp on same stretch of road and smoother idle and no flames.... Damn it..... Arh well my rear bar is better off

Col-GTSX Grand Master

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Just set the cam gear to 5 degres and wow... she almost went bang... PFC went mad with knock sensor....

NOTE TO EVERYONE... dont set over 4 degres on rb25det....

Now i got to pull it all apart again to set it back 2 degres...

Let this be a lesson to all...

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