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Old 08-27-2011, 03:01 PM
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stock trifecta tune dyno stats

went to the dyno iam completely stock dyno stats 284whp 324 tq are those number good?
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happy dyno but dyno #'s don't mean **** except for you going back after being tuned etc. and seeing what the increase was
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i didnt dyno stock, but thier was a big diffrence in the pulls
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Originally Posted by lazaro
i didnt dyno stock, but thier was a big diffrence in the pulls
its says you were completely stock when you dynod?
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stock as in no bolt ons just tune.
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Originally Posted by defo98
its says you were completely stock when you dynod?
Im assuming he means no bolt ons but has a trifecta tune.
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no bolt ons just tune
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What pressure are you running? That sounds like numbers for the 21 PSI tune.
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Get some bolt ons
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Get a real tune hahaha that was for all you hardcore trifecta fans . I had to. But those numbers are average i guess i can say for no bolt ons.. It also depends on type of tune meaning aggressive and ect. to me with no mods id keep you around 22 and timing prob 17-18* since i couldnt run much boost if i can get away with that much timing. What octane do you use and ect, what is the humidity and temps in the dyno shop. it all matters..
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22 23 psi
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Originally Posted by Chevycobaltss3
Get a real tune hahaha that was for all you hardcore trifecta fans . I had to. But those numbers are average i guess i can say for no bolt ons.. It also depends on type of tune meaning aggressive and ect. to me with no mods id keep you around 22 and timing prob 17-18* since i couldnt run much boost if i can get away with that much timing. What octane do you use and ect, what is the humidity and temps in the dyno shop. it all matters..
Minus the usual Trifecta bashing I agree with this post. Lots of variables affecting the outcome of a dyno run.

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Not to but in, but what whp numbers would someone expect to see after intercooler, 2.5" AL charge piping. Injen CAI, turboxs 3" catless DP and 3" Cat back exhaust.
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Originally Posted by KennyS212
Not to but in, but what whp numbers would someone expect to see after intercooler, 2.5" AL charge piping. Injen CAI, turboxs 3" catless DP and 3" Cat back exhaust.
again depends on the dyno. but prob a dynojet dyno would be 310 whp and 360 wtq at most***
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U need to bring those numbers up sir.... Depends on tuner and aggressiveness.
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Dump the trifecta, go HPT and watch ur numbers climb a little more, with the right person tuning........
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When I had ZZP canned tune (which is HPT) and no bolt ons here's my numbers

ZZP Canned Tune Superflow Dyno - YouTube

After I got fully bolted my dyno was 295whp or something like that on ZZP canned (HPT) tune, then I went Trifecta and got to 310whp.

I like Trifecta, personally I'm happy with it.

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Not to but in, but what whp numbers would someone expect to see after intercooler, 2.5" AL charge piping. Injen CAI, turboxs 3" catless DP and 3" Cat back exhaust.
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again depends on the dyno. but prob a dynojet dyno would be 310 whp and 360 wtq at most***
Yup, I have all the stuff in my sig and I'm 310whp 377wtq. There's people happy with HPT here in Colorado, but a lot of them run lean, some think it's too lean and others think it's fine. I'm to worried about it so I'll stick with Vince

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HPT is on the tuner not the program. I dont trust the random tuner down here that claims he knows what he's doing on a 4 banger turbo. when all he tunes is ls2,3,7,9 v8 engines. I would trust Vinces' canned tune over some guy that claims he knows what he's doing. But then again there are those ppl that are Genius with our cars on HPT... For now there are non in socal that I have found. So I stuck with Trifecta and it's awesome.
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Originally Posted by Chevycobaltss3
U need to bring those numbers up sir.... Depends on tuner and aggressiveness.
I was being conservative with my numbers. I've seen ppl get 350 whp and 400 wtq on dynojet.. on 93 no meth trifecta tune.. so It could have been the dyno too.
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This id depressing. I have turbo back 3" exhaust, cai, hot side pressure pipe, and had. Local shop modern automotive performance tune it and they only got me 260whp.. paid 450 for nothing the way it sounds.
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Originally Posted by marks08
This id depressing. I have turbo back 3" exhaust, cai, hot side pressure pipe, and had. Local shop modern automotive performance tune it and they only got me 260whp.. paid 450 for nothing the way it sounds.
Exhaust doesn't do anything, only downpipe does, but yeah that does suck
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Thanks

This is pretty good news for me, i was hoping to hit at least 300WHP and still be reliable, i have alot more stuff to order and put on but I'm getting there. Ill probably go with the Trifecta tune because i have never tuned and don't know of a good local tuner. I'm about a hour south of Pittsburgh PA if anyone can recommend me to anywhere within a few hours that's good for tuning, that would be Awesome. Thanks guys


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When I had ZZP canned tune (which is HPT) and no bolt ons here's my numbers

ZZP Canned Tune Superflow Dyno - YouTube

After I got fully bolted my dyno was 295whp or something like that on ZZP canned (HPT) tune, then I went Trifecta and got to 310whp.

I like Trifecta, personally I'm happy with it.





Yup, I have all the stuff in my sig and I'm 310whp 377wtq. There's people happy with HPT here in Colorado, but a lot of them run lean, some think it's too lean and others think it's fine. I'm to worried about it so I'll stick with Vince
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So wut exactly is lean. Its all a tuner preference. Each tuner is different. I ramp a sready afr creep from 13.5-12.7 on the top end. This afr is fine..... Di ftw

Originally Posted by vahdyx
When I had ZZP canned tune (which is HPT) and no bolt ons here's my numbers

ZZP Canned Tune Superflow Dyno - YouTube

After I got fully bolted my dyno was 295whp or something like that on ZZP canned (HPT) tune, then I went Trifecta and got to 310whp.

I like Trifecta, personally I'm happy with it.





Yup, I have all the stuff in my sig and I'm 310whp 377wtq. There's people happy with HPT here in Colorado, but a lot of them run lean, some think it's too lean and others think it's fine. I'm to worried about it so I'll stick with Vince
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A lean condition occurs when the amount of air and fuel is balanced so that there is more air than fuel in the mixture. This causes the mixture to burn hotter, extremely hot in some cases. This can result in the burning of pistons or rings.
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Lean I hear creates more power thus making most tuners opt for it.


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