Originally posted by: TrueBlueLS
Originally posted by: OS
Did they use a dynojet or a dynapack?
Dynapacks tend to read 10% higher than dynojets, which is the standard, and when you consider you have an intake, there's probably nothing unusual about how much your car is dynoing.
As you've found, it is a dynapack dyno. I think your keyword in your first statement was "tend." We had 2 people that dynoed their cars on a dynojet back in July dyno the same numbers as they did on the dynapack this weekend. I think the reason why everyone believes there's an error to it is because of improper setup.
Flyermax2k3... To be able to have a mid 15 second timeslip in a bone stock (ran last year before the intake and lower mount) is quick to a Cavalier owner. You mentioned how much it'd take to be able to run a 13 second pass in a Cavalier? I could use the same $1,000 guideline as you. That would consist of a NX wet kit, MSD-2, and a header. That right there would be enough to push me into the upper 13s. I want my car to be quick all the time and not have to refill a nitrous bottle. I should be heading out towards your area come summer next year to visit my cousin out there. Let me know if you have any tracks by you.
EDIT: I never said the intake and lower mount would net 20 HP over a powerband range. I'd admit that I'd be lucky if I could get 3-4 HP to the wheels with that. I just think this is one of the stronger builds of the motor.
batmang... I'm guessing you didn't realize in the post I said no motor swaps. I don't understand why everyone who owns a Honda thinks that they need to do a motor swap. Can't you take what you have existing in your car right now and build it into something decent? You're the "ricer" for calling me out and saying I'm stupid. To you it may be jaw dropping for a car that isn't as expensive blow the doors off of one that is. To me, it's jaw dropping to see the same Cavalier dyno 267 HP and run a 13.47 quarter mile (over in Grand Rapids, MI). Grow up man... I'm just stating my achievements so far like any other car enthuasist will. There is no "ricer" in my opinion that can tell you what they have done to their car, the car's compression ratio, what it has dynoed, and runs in a quarter mile. Plus it gives other people who do drive N/A 4 cylinders to stand up and post in here and know someone else is pushing for the same goal.