2008 Nissan Altima Coupe 3.5T Dyno Results

[Ranga14]

Here's my most recent dyno results:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ergPjPd81Xw

353whp/341wtq @ 7psi on a "Mustang Dyno"...
Adjusted w/WCF to 345whp/334wtq.

That's around 380-390whp on a Dynojet.

Will upload photo soon.

[el_blacky06]

Finally some power out of that coupe of yours. What else did you do to it prior to the dyno? I still want to see you get up towards the 425 whp

[VTMike24]

well done! love the sound of a spooling turbo.

[Ranga14]

Finally some power out of that coupe of yours. What else did you do to it prior to the dyno? I still want to see you get up towards the 425 whp

There's a dyno day coming up at the shop and I'll see if I can up it to 9 psi and see if I can hit or pass 425whp. Although that would be the Dynojet number mind you.

My number to reach would be around 385-390whp. So there's a goal for myself, haha.

As for what I've had done. Installed Injector Dynamics 725cc injectors and a Walbro 255 lph fuel pump. That's what gave me a good increase in power. Prior to that I had redone the exhaust to 3 inches from the turbo all the way down and also 3 inch intercooler piping and new intercooler. The SFR kit had all 2.5 piping.

Here's photos of the work:

[VTMike24]

I'm new to the forum so I went back and read through the history of your build. Hell of journey to say the least. I've considered the SFR kit myself, but seeing how much extra work you've had to do makes me think twice. For $5k you should get a solid boost in performance right out of the box without the need to upgrade half the items provided in the kit. I built and installed a custom turbo kit on my last car which was a Honda Prelude for about $3k. I wish I could do the same for this car, but the lack of parts kills me.

[normmynorm]

Video was pretty awesome. Puttin in some serious wrench time. Good luck with the new goal!