TeamCapri
General => General => Topic started by: 88festivasam on August 21, 2010, 10:04:00 AM
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after opening up the exhaust to 2.5 and opening up the intake and rocket chip/ boost controller about how much hp does that give you? j/w if anyone had those figures... just a figure if i had done nothing else and just that
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reads Joe's post on how he figures the HP, somewhere like 5 HP for every lb of boost, if you raised your boost from the stock 7 lbs to 16, you should have gained about 30-40 mhp?? I shore could be wrong.
After redoing my exhaust and intake and chipping it, then a FMIC with all new piping and removing the ac and cat, then redoing the exhaust one more time, I believe I am running close to 200 hp. Makes the rich kids round here wonder wtf is in the car!!!!!
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I wouldn't go by such generalized numbers. There is to many variables that could affect the outcome. Temperature, humidity, altitude, general condition of your engine/turbo/ect. Run your car on a dyno a few times. Take it to a 1/4 mile track and make a few passes. Without doing the above, I can tell you my Capri has 250 horses, and with nothing to back it up, who knows?
Once you make a few passes, use this calculator to estimate your HP:
Horsepower Calculator (http://www.greatlakesdragaway.com/index.php?page=analyzers)
I hope to have a few passes by summers end, and timeslips to back up any numbers I will post afterward. I have a number that I think my car is putting out, and I may be surprised to find I'm way off. I hope not, but I will do both 1/4 mile and dyno to find out for sure.
--Russ
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Noone here has the dyno #'s to back it up... noone There are calculators, etc. but no solid numbers yet. It seems everyone chooses to dump their money into more go-fast bits than to have dyno proven numbers.
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thanks you guys... about what is the quarter mile times from a capri with anout 200 hp like a rough estimate perhaps? i HAVE to beat this kid thats talking shit with his el camino..hahaha
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shoot man, I ll run against him anyday!! I will bring my car into seattle or somewhere to get an accurate dyno testing. I am curious, and want to dyno the "old" motor then the newer one later. I just got to find one!!
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El camino....lol