Guess the BHP

[ddoubledanny]

if you get another tune i would seriously consider looking at type s cams, they seem to give good results on boosted motors!

I already have a atr head would you still advise the type s cams

does it have atr/pde cams? if so i will shut my face

It has a full pde head on it bud

So it that at the fly or wheels?

Thats gonna be flywheel rat

I suppose the only way to find out if it whp or fly is to ask the tuner you couldn't tell by the printout

flywheel rat

Thats the worst kind.

Why what's the difference

[mercutio]

flywheel bhp is a number quoted before transmission losses so could be less about 30bhp by the time it hits the road

[ddoubledanny]

flywheel bhp is a number quoted before transmission losses so could be less about 30bhp by the time it hits the road

Oh ok thanks bud

[RattyMcClelland]

flywheel rat is different still.

[Ted]

All standard figures are quoted as flywheel and the machine will calculate it at that. So your 35 bhp up on standard.
Thats a good gain in my book. Turbo is the cheapest way to big power but the consequences with big power is reliability.
The pickup is going turbo eventually, low blow and reliability to go with it then. Thats where I based my figures on for my guesstimate. Ill be more than happy wirh 230bhp for my scrapyard £200 conversion.

[vanzep]

I dont know if trammy is closest i said 230 and ratty said 228

still good figures with more to come

[FrontBackSide2Side]

I dont know if trammy is closest i said 230 and ratty said 228

still good figures with more to come

You were quoting whp though

[spudep91]

What psi are u runen pal

[ddoubledanny]

Anyone fancy another go Bigger injectors and bigger waste gate spring mapped between 7psi and 8psi

I will throw out the first go 255bhp 250ft/ibs Would be happy but you never know with a good tune

[Donald]

261bhp, 245lb/ft.