Damn, really? One thing I need to check is my fuel pressure. I really want to get a Power FC but I was told that the base map that comes pre-loaded wasn't one to drive on.Cjmartz2k wrote:Sounds a *little* low for a dynojet, but about right on a mustang dyno.
thats about right for a stock boost RB25.Cjmartz2k wrote:Sounds a *little* low for a dynojet, but about right on a mustang dyno.
my basemap PFC, dynoed 180whpNeejay wrote:Damn, really? One thing I need to check is my fuel pressure. I really want to get a Power FC but I was told that the base map that comes pre-loaded wasn't one to drive on.
Bah...
LOL So he was definitely right. He told me that the baseline map was to "make it driveable to get it tuned"ANVIL wrote:
my basemap PFC, dynoed 180whp
after it was tuned it did 265 on 12psi, 288 on 14. all on 90 oct
your numbers seem right
I have a competition clutch lightweight flywheel and a competition clutch stage 2 clutchmeet07 wrote:remember 30% loss from motor hp. i beat on a cold nite it feels faster. usually when its cold, with exhaust upgrade you get like an extra pound or two. i too say turn the boost up to at least 10psi. 12 if u wanna really hear the 25 wake up. lite weight fly and 6 puck is a must. : )
That's way high on the correction factor. A manual transmission is like 10-15%, and an auto is like 20-25%. Maybe if you had a full time AWD automatic or something like thatmeet07 wrote:remember 30% loss from motor hp.
Thanks man!Carl H wrote:ive seen a neo pull around 260whp on stock boost (6ish psi) on a dyno dynamics dyno...sounds like a good start tho!
Sweet! Thanks a lot for that. We literally have the exact same mods (3" turbo back, Apexi cone filter, FMIC [hooking/fabbing now], 10psi), and I went to a DynoJet and the next one is a Dynojet. So I guess it's safe to say I'd be at least 260 to the wheels if I can't make it to this next dyno day.Tenchuu wrote:stock boost:
10 PSI
with a HKS pop filter, 3" outlet pipe back, and a FMIC. 300z na oem clutch too.

