07-13-2013, 06:06 PM | #85 |
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It has me really looking into mass air sensors and a tune as well....
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07-14-2013, 04:42 AM | #86 | |
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Fact 1. The dyno charts posted by the OP are unreliable and cannot be used. Fact 2. The links you posted do nothing to prove your case for LSR. One of them makes no mention of the hp numbers or the gains and it does not show the graph. The other one shows gains and numbers that are consistent with other cars with similar modifications. This proves that LSR does not make significantly more than other intakes. Fact 3. To this day I have not seen LSR step up to defend their claims. And I have not seen any independent testing to prove their claims. Fact 4. In reference to your comment about CAI on a ZL-1 making 85 hp...yes that is possible. Because the ZL-1 has a forced induction engine. Forced induction engines respond a whole lot more to mods than an NA engine. Throw a cold air intake on a ZL-1 with a dyno tune and you will see a world of a difference. If you had knowledge of how engines operate then you would not have made that statement. Fact 5. Writing ridiculous self-invented sayings in your post does not make you intelligent or enlightened...especially if you are ignorant. It just makes you look like a weirdo. |
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07-14-2013, 07:49 AM | #87 |
Hm if u wanna look at another dyno of LSR tuned intake look at my build thread it was done in Jacksonville Fl away from LSR so they couldn't mess with the numbers with a guy who has never heard of them. 1 of the runs was done with just boltons and the sct trine from LSR then I got JRE smooth idle blower cam and had an email tune sent from Janetty and was able to get 441rwhp but this was Janettys first time working with this intake without actualy having the car on his dyno. My tuner was able to safely get another 9rwhp out of the tune for 450rwhp with 1&3/4 " headers and highflow cats so maybe ther is another 5hp to gain but who cares those r the same numbers others r making with a
CAI or Rotofab and this cam. So I'm happy plus LSR is 15 minutes from where I live.
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In the end LSR is another option for people to consider because it works really well doing what it says.....
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07-15-2013, 02:02 PM | #89 |
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lets wait on Teds testing
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07-15-2013, 02:47 PM | #90 |
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07-15-2013, 03:09 PM | #91 |
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Must have started carrying LSR intakes at Pep Boys! At least your getting better?
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07-16-2013, 09:10 AM | #92 |
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Ok, all other posted videos and numbers posted aside, we have done the research and testing to get the most out of the upgrade. We did not just throw together a few pieces and test it once and market it as the best. We have refined it. It took several protypes and tunes to produce numbers we make. We tested it on the same car, same dyno, and same day. If the increase in airflow can produce 15 horse power then how can it be hard to believe that when tuned properly the gains over just the flow alone can be more then doubled. I will post our dyno charts of before and after so everyone can see the numbers. I know not everyone will believe them some people always think others are trying to get by on them but here it is anyway. If there are any questions or concerns please feel free to ask.
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With that, how is it that your intake with tune and exhaust is making more power and tq than other members who have cold air intakes with full exhaust, LT headers, AND dyno tunes? Even cars with 2 inch headers made less power than yours. There was only one car I could find that made more hp with LT headers, CAI intake, NPP exhaust, and dyno tune...yet they made less torque. In fact, the only NA cars I see making more than yours are LS3s with the aforementioned mods and an aftermarket cam. And in all the searching there is no independent testing done of your intake with tune. It's like this graph you posted from 2010 is the only one in existence. There was a video of a dyno with your intake posted back in 2010 (a day after you first posted the dyno in this thread) but even that video no longer exists. And then the OP posts a dyno with unreliable results...Baltimorejohn post a 7 minute video where the dyno results are not mentioned or shown...and the one video that does give an indication to the results actually shows a 30rwhp/15rwtq gain with your intake, Kooks headers, O/R pipes, and custom dyno tune. So what am I not getting? If these questions offend anyone then I don't know what to say. If I am wrong, then I will be the first to admit such. I just don't feel that there has been sufficient evidence to back up the claims. And I further feel that all evidence seen shows that your intake is right on par with other intakes. |
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You said it so much nicer than I could have .
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07-16-2013, 01:14 PM | #95 |
I would focus more on the difference between dyno pulls then just the overall bump numbers themselves we all know different cars are freaks and some aren't. It's the gains that we should be focusing on.
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This does not offend us and we understand your concern. On these runs it doesn't mention on the graph that it also had Borla headers on both runs but they probably did not have a significant effect on the numbers. Its just different dyno, different day, different car. Not all dynos produce the same numbers this could be part of the higher numbers but we are not trynig to get hung up on the total power of the car. We are trying to show the numbers made from the addition of the CAI and tune. Skepticism is understandable and we are not trying to say with these mods our car made more power then others with more mods we are simply saying that adding our CAI and tune gained our car 33 horsepower on this particular run.
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http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showth...ost6060302From another thread about same dyno sheet
"We do not have headers at this time..." "The only modifications were the Borla cat back exhaust, LSR intake, and our custom tuning on 93 octane fuel.We have been doing this for years on the other side ... and we have never tried to "fib" our numbers. These are great gains with the parts listed above.*We are familiar with the SCT tuning process and have very qualified tuners at our facility.*Best Regards,*TJ" No header, now has headers :-/
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Like I mentioned before, your gains are a little higher but still on par with other intakes on cars with similar mods. It is possible that your intake will out-perform others slightly. But what got me is that this thread was implying that your system was straight-up beating other intakes by a large margin. And I wanted to clarify this. Your intake with a custom/dyno tune will beat other intakes on the stock tune I'm sure. But add a custom/dyno tune to other intakes and then compare them to yours and I'm equally sure that the results will be closer. And I'm not asking you to advertise other intakes with yours. I just joined this discussion in this particular thread because comparisons were being made that were not entirely fair as others have pointed out. Thanks for clearing things up. Quote:
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