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Thats a lot of torque your motor is pushing out Briggsy what has been done to it do u no yet? Got to get mine done again now since i had the exhaust done. i think the torque figures will be significantly higher.
3'' Longlife Exhaust, Koni Adjustables, H&R Springs, Full RS2 Setup with Mr Nugents RS2 Chips (just need the RS2 Airbox)
the reason for me taking my car on the dyno was to see how much power it had lost or gained for the mileage. when i bought the car i was under the impression it was totally stock.......but what a shock i got!
does anyone know what they think has be done to my car just by looking at the dyno!?
1995 B4 Audi 80 S2 avant 267bhp and 326lbft *sold*
Ahem - bleed valve or wastegate spring? I would have a look under the hood and check all is as it should be! Could be good news, could be a bang waiting to happen..
MRC are the kiddies
Cheers,
Steve
The Perfectionist
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Ahem - bleed valve or wastegate spring? I would have a look under the hood and check all is as it should be! Could be good news, could be a bang waiting to happen..
Yep. BTDT.
I bought mine as a completely stock car, but I had my suspicions. I wasn't surprised when I later found chips and a bleed valve.
Interesting to see the difference between wheel hp and engine hp. High wheelspeed takes a lot of power. Shows that you can't just multiply with a constant to get hp from whp
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