Odd dyno experience today.. Wifes truck
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I'm goin' with the "not enough load" theory as well. When I have dynoed my truck, John always has to load it a little more than he usually does with other trucks for some reason to get my boost to come up.
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Got em finished tonight! Dang, those are the nicest injectors I have seen in a looong time. LOL. Will ship tomorrow. How fast? Saturday?
Did you notice that one of the 6 injectors was the new stainless steel type/style? Looks like Bosch is finally making the change to stainless steel holders VS plain old steel.
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Interesting. I'll try to have them load it a little more when I go back to get it tested again.
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20% less boost on a dyno seems right to me and my experiences. There is very little chance a load dyno will load the truck like the street. No friction no wind ....
I have ran on 4 different mustangs the largest being an MD 1100 and my boost numbers were down 20%. I made power right through the test.
I will say the smaller dyno's will not handle the larger powered vehicles. The dyno may be able to measure say 1500peak hp, however the peak absorption will be 750 in this case. This is maximum electromagnetic absorption. Since the rollers are controlled by magnets and electric brakes the threshold and huge torque numbers may flat line the accuracy./;./
So I say two things, smaller dyno's have proven to me not to read accurate, and boost have been lower on a mustang dyno
My thoughts
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I have ran on 4 different mustangs the largest being an MD 1100 and my boost numbers were down 20%. I made power right through the test.
I will say the smaller dyno's will not handle the larger powered vehicles. The dyno may be able to measure say 1500peak hp, however the peak absorption will be 750 in this case. This is maximum electromagnetic absorption. Since the rollers are controlled by magnets and electric brakes the threshold and huge torque numbers may flat line the accuracy./;./
So I say two things, smaller dyno's have proven to me not to read accurate, and boost have been lower on a mustang dyno
My thoughts
o.
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They ought to be nice for as much as they set me back. Thanks Don, I really appreciate it and once I get some more stuff done I will be sending the other set back for an "upgrade". I have been hanging around Tim too long haven't I Jay
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20% less boost on a dyno seems right to me and my experiences. There is very little chance a load dyno will load the truck like the street. No friction no wind ....
I have ran on 4 different mustangs the largest being an MD 1100 and my boost numbers were down 20%. I made power right through the test.
I will say the smaller dyno's will not handle the larger powered vehicles. The dyno may be able to measure say 1500peak hp, however the peak absorption will be 750 in this case. This is maximum electromagnetic absorption. Since the rollers are controlled by magnets and electric brakes the threshold and huge torque numbers may flat line the accuracy./;./
So I say two things, smaller dyno's have proven to me not to read accurate, and boost have been lower on a mustang dyno
My thoughts
o.
I have ran on 4 different mustangs the largest being an MD 1100 and my boost numbers were down 20%. I made power right through the test.
I will say the smaller dyno's will not handle the larger powered vehicles. The dyno may be able to measure say 1500peak hp, however the peak absorption will be 750 in this case. This is maximum electromagnetic absorption. Since the rollers are controlled by magnets and electric brakes the threshold and huge torque numbers may flat line the accuracy./;./
So I say two things, smaller dyno's have proven to me not to read accurate, and boost have been lower on a mustang dyno
My thoughts
o.
Of course thats not a good way to measure horsepower.. More for diagnostic testing, looking for boost leaks, and tuning for towing and dialing in water injection.
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When do you have time Bob? I try not to bug you unless it's a dire emergency! I should have let you know I was gonna be trying it out today though.
I think I'll go back in 2 weeks when I get my water injection setup on there.. And a very clean air filter.
What are your ideas? I am all ears.. or eyes in this case! Thanks
Chad
I think I'll go back in 2 weeks when I get my water injection setup on there.. And a very clean air filter.
What are your ideas? I am all ears.. or eyes in this case! Thanks
Chad
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Any codes?
I see 50-53 psi boost on the street, and max boost I've ever seen on a dynojet is 42psi. The truck was heavily loaded with the dyno, and the vehicle's brakes and started the runs with over 15psi boost.
Another thing to consider, is the possibility that the wasegate may be being forced open earlier by heavy fueling while loading with the dyno.
I see 50-53 psi boost on the street, and max boost I've ever seen on a dynojet is 42psi. The truck was heavily loaded with the dyno, and the vehicle's brakes and started the runs with over 15psi boost.
Another thing to consider, is the possibility that the wasegate may be being forced open earlier by heavy fueling while loading with the dyno.
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Any codes?
I see 50-53 psi boost on the street, and max boost I've ever seen on a dynojet is 42psi. The truck was heavily loaded with the dyno, and the vehicle's brakes and started the runs with over 15psi boost.
Another thing to consider, is the possibility that the wasegate may be being forced open earlier by heavy fueling while loading with the dyno.
I see 50-53 psi boost on the street, and max boost I've ever seen on a dynojet is 42psi. The truck was heavily loaded with the dyno, and the vehicle's brakes and started the runs with over 15psi boost.
Another thing to consider, is the possibility that the wasegate may be being forced open earlier by heavy fueling while loading with the dyno.
When he loaded it up it also boosted up to 52 psi (simulating my trailer behind id)
Just wouldn't do it going for hp on the dyno.. I think cquestad might be right.. Might just be out of turbo. Although I figured it would smoke WAAAAY more than it did if it was out of turbo. The level 3 and 5 runs to 520hp had almost zero smoke. That was from a 40mph roll up to 80 on the dyno.
Maybe they were doing it wrong? He was letting it lockup into 3rd, then rolling it up to 40 or so and when it hit that the test would start up automatically and then he'd hammer it till it hit the test cutoff point which was 80mph.
Should I tell them to do it differently?
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Wastegate setting is at 40psi or so. BUT.. Big but here... I have an electronic wastegate controller (similar to what the ricers run) that goes in between the pressure output from the turbo, 2 an electronic solenoid, and then to the wastegate canister.
It will open the wastegate whenever I want it to. And it works. I can set it to open at 40psi, or 60 if I want..
Now, I do have a boost pressure gauge on that line, so I can see when the wastegate canister is getting pressure. And since I had it set to open at 50psi, it never had any pressure in the line.. On the way home I saw that gauge move a few times so I know it's working.
Chad
It will open the wastegate whenever I want it to. And it works. I can set it to open at 40psi, or 60 if I want..
Now, I do have a boost pressure gauge on that line, so I can see when the wastegate canister is getting pressure. And since I had it set to open at 50psi, it never had any pressure in the line.. On the way home I saw that gauge move a few times so I know it's working.
Chad
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Okay CQ.. So help me out with this one... I am confused as heck! On Smarty 7, which made no more power than 5, it still held almost 25k rail pressure, and smoked pretty good, but made no more power than on level 5. My inlet fuel pressure at the CP3 did drop to around 25psi though (from 30)
I didn't bother with level 9 since 7 didn't help me much either.
What do you think of that?
I didn't bother with level 9 since 7 didn't help me much either.
What do you think of that?