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sorry guys i came early this morning at around 8:30 but didnt introduce myself as i was on delivery and had to go to croydon

just went past to get soemthing from sam and had the pleasure of seeing the 1600

hehe go the 1600 ;)

What I found most interesting was the power curve of my car compared to say cortide's car, which is dead stock. This fairly linear curve is no doubt due to the extractors - _turtle_'s car with the same extractors as mine (Coby) showed a similar curve. To actually see proof that spending money on my car gives real results is pretty satisfying - it's not all just for noise making purposes :)

All dyno results were taken in 4th gear (except for one of funkys runs).

What I found most interesting was the power curve of my car compared to say cortide's car, which is dead stock. This fairly linear curve is no doubt due to the extractors - _turtle_'s car with the same extractors as mine (Coby) showed a similar curve. To actually see proof that spending money on my car gives real results is pretty satisfying - it's not all just for noise making purposes ;)

Looking at my dyno sheet attached, is my car running too lean or too rich??? Yes i know i asked this about 3 times today already but i forgot!

Yours was too rich i think. i cant remember i think richer was lower.

It was good to see the comparisons.

Power graph

I hope you guys dont mind, this is the graph of the 5 cars for power. So you can see what greg means.

Mine (Blue) - Stock

Gregs and _turtle_ (red colors) - not so stock

from memory Dr_drift said that he tunes turbo cars to 0.8 but n/a's can run a little leaner, I think 0.9 was acceptable??

I don't like tuning turbo's leaner than 0.82 on full boost, but NA cars are under less stress and can run well a little leaner.... I would think 0.9 would be a bit lean for good power, but basically tune the N/A's wherever they make best power between 0.82 and 0.88

Doc.

Hey doc, would advancing the timing a few degrees make any difference?  

Ever since I had my timing belt replaced the car has not been the same, wonder if that could effect anything.

depends where it's at now??

depends where it's at now??

Not sure where the timings at now as i dunno how to rig up the timing gun to it as theres not spark plug leads, i remember someone else told me some other method but dunno.

Anyways its a good indication of how our cars are running, and for those totally stock cars they can compare again next time they have put an exhaust or something on.

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