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#12
GT500 on the Dez Racing Dyno with Stainless Works Long tube headers and 3" Catback
http://youtu.be/hhs5-IXA1uY
Dez Racing just performed a host of upgrades to Mike's car; he purchased a
blower pulley, JLT cold-air intake, full Stainless Works exhaust system including headers and catted X-pipe and new Steeda 20" Spyder wheels with Nitto Invo tires. We did a complete Steeda suspension upgrade along with Tokico D-Spec dampers also. The car made 531 hp and 539 ft./lbs. of torque on the Dez Racing dyno. This is one hell of an awesome GT500!
http://youtu.be/hhs5-IXA1uY
Dez Racing just performed a host of upgrades to Mike's car; he purchased a
blower pulley, JLT cold-air intake, full Stainless Works exhaust system including headers and catted X-pipe and new Steeda 20" Spyder wheels with Nitto Invo tires. We did a complete Steeda suspension upgrade along with Tokico D-Spec dampers also. The car made 531 hp and 539 ft./lbs. of torque on the Dez Racing dyno. This is one hell of an awesome GT500!
#14
First video it totaly stock 2011 3.7 V6. 234 HP, 215 ft lb torque
This video is again the same 3.7 V6 with a cold air intake as the only modification. 268 HP, 260 ft lb torque.
I know this thread is for Dyno runs, but just for fun this is me at my first ever autocross. Don't laugh too much.
This video is again the same 3.7 V6 with a cold air intake as the only modification. 268 HP, 260 ft lb torque.
I know this thread is for Dyno runs, but just for fun this is me at my first ever autocross. Don't laugh too much.
#16
No tune. I could not believe it myself. In the future I plan on putting my stock air intake back on, dyno it, and while still strapped down, put the CAI. Back on. This will satisfy me and any others that think it may be a fluke. At the GoodGuys show here in Colorado last month I spoke to the guys at the Tirade booth. They said the 3.7 engine was the most responsive engine to a CAI.
#17
Here is mine from awhile back. Added a few things since but haven't gone back to dyno. 12psi, but with heatsoak from sitting in traffic on a 90 degree day before getting to the shop, the car/dyno tools were only reading about 10 psi.
http://vimeo.com/13109003
Apologies as I am unsure if I can embed Vimeo or not. Wish our dyno place would upload to youtube instead . . .
On their webpage the knuckleheads linked my old dyno sheet to this video showing the power in stock form:
http://vimeo.com/13109003
Apologies as I am unsure if I can embed Vimeo or not. Wish our dyno place would upload to youtube instead . . .
On their webpage the knuckleheads linked my old dyno sheet to this video showing the power in stock form:
Last edited by siggyfreud; 06-27-2012 at 11:33 AM.
#18
No tune. I could not believe it myself. In the future I plan on putting my stock air intake back on, dyno it, and while still strapped down, put the CAI. Back on. This will satisfy me and any others that think it may be a fluke. At the GoodGuys show here in Colorado last month I spoke to the guys at the Tirade booth. They said the 3.7 engine was the most responsive engine to a CAI.