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Old 06-22-2008 | 10:22 PM
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swoopes last dyno

well here it is..

the specs.

early reman motor. with 45k miles on it.
plugs ~ 10k miles, but a track day on them.
mods that would matter.

rb duct and intake.
prolight flywheel.
new improved double secret probation mid pipe with cat.

YES THIS DYNO WAS WITH A CAT.

and on 87 oct gas. with the 2oz or fp1 and 4 oz of indm premix..

the other rx8 this day did 185 whp without a cat.

also this dyno has hosted sc and turbos that have read low..

so here you go...



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Old 06-22-2008 | 10:37 PM
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noice - bet you are pleased with that ?
Old 06-22-2008 | 10:39 PM
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Nice dyno. So what is the secret?
Old 06-22-2008 | 10:43 PM
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noice - bet you are pleased with that ?

i was hoping for anything over 185. the last group of na rx8s that dynoed on the same machine the high was in the upper 170s.

secret, excessive moderation!!!! and gasket size.

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btw,

scott finished 4th.

i am working on the usa to kiwi issue.

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Originally Posted by swoope
btw,

scott finished 4th.

i am working on the usa to kiwi issue.

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was just reading about it - still tops the driver standings though
Yeah that issue hope you can work something out .

With that dyno your car will almost be as quick as mine now
Old 06-22-2008 | 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Brettus
was just reading about it - still tops the driver standings though
Yeah that issue hope you can work something out .

With that dyno your car will almost be as quick as mine now
but mine goes over 125mph at least once a month.

and the top speed for you?????

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Stfu ! in a nice way ..

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My question is why did you choose to use 87 octane say vs 91...
Old 06-23-2008 | 06:19 AM
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My question is why did you choose to use 87 octane say vs 91...
Because its cheap, it works and has more power potential (provided you don't have detonation issues).
Old 06-23-2008 | 06:34 AM
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queue people asking how 87 has more potential then 91 in 3, 2, 1...
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How does 87 have more potential than 91?
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awesome numbers swoope
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Old 06-23-2008 | 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Daemos
My question is why did you choose to use 87 octane say vs 91...
this has been covered to death. years ago.. the car is a daily driver with 90k miles on it. i have always run 87 in it and never had a problem.

i do put 93 in it for track days.

i use good 87.

the 900 bucks i saved in gas paid for shocks, springs, sways, and endlinks.

and it seems to do ok on the dyno..

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Old 06-23-2008 | 01:04 PM
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You're lucky the 87 you can find there is good. The 87 where I live is blended with 10-15% ethanol =( which leads to much reduced gas milage.
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Originally Posted by Daemos
You're lucky the 87 you can find there is good. The 87 where I live is blended with 10-15% ethanol =( which leads to much reduced gas milage.
not really,

we have the 10% ethanol also. i think that was in the tank at the time.

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nicely done swoope!

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Yeah - I went back to using 87 (91 here in nz ) when gas went over $2/litre .
Car runs just as good but I will switch back to 95 in summer as I've had detonation on hot days .
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Nice swoope. Everyone that was there was impressed, but jump from the 170s of the prior meet there.
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Originally Posted by Jasonawojo
Nice swoope. Everyone that was there was impressed, but jump from the 170s of the prior meet there.
yea,

i did not realize that the other dyno runs were at the same shop. juan told me yesterday..

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Originally Posted by swoope
yea,

i did not realize that the other dyno runs were at the same shop. juan told me yesterday..

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Yeah, there was a pretty decent sized crowd the previous time too. Btw, I'm also now using 87 oct without an issue!
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wake me up when something exciting happens

my own theory on Renesis octane was proven out beta testing with Cobb and 87 ain't it


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