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My new toys - dimis - 01-03-2021

phaebo Awesome results! Very nice lines! I allready thought you had the most powerfull is200 with sc kit fitted. How many horsepower is it on the engine?
Keep up the good work!

I think around 270hp if we assume there is 15% loss.


My new toys - DaveEdin - 01-03-2021

:thumbup: Awesome...


My new toys - dimis - 01-03-2021

DaveEdin :thumbup: Awesome...

Thanks mate....i hope i inspire some of you....this is the reason that i post in my thread and not to show off.


My new toys - Colin G - 01-03-2021

Excellent result mate, nice graph too. Bet you are very happy with the results.

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My new toys - dimis - 01-03-2021

cougarrsv Excellent result mate, nice graph too. Bet you are very happy with the results.

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Yes I am mate, and I am more happy that the engine did not boom! 235whp with standard internals. The point is to have a good setup and a good mapper.


My new toys - Sparkystav - 01-03-2021

I thought all power graphs should cross at 5252rpm?


My new toys - dimis - 01-03-2021

Sparkystav I thought all power graphs should cross at 5252rpm?

What do you mean mate?


My new toys - Sparkystav - 01-03-2021

dimis What do you mean mate?

Bhp is worked out from an equation, not measured in its own right.

Bhp = rpm x lb/ft / 5252

So when rpm is 5252rpm bhp = lb/ft

But on your chart they don't cross 6200 ish rpm so something's wrong with the print out. I know the axis are different but they should still cross at the same rpm


My new toys - dimis - 01-03-2021

Sparkystav Bhp is worked out from an equation, not measured in its own right.

Bhp = rpm x lb/ft / 5252

So when rpm is 5252rpm bhp = lb/ft

But on your chart they don't cross 6200 ish rpm so something's wrong with the print out. I know the axis are different but they should still cross at the same rpm

But in the chart red (power) and blue (torque) trendlines cross at around 6200rpm


My new toys - Dark Samurai - 02-03-2021

Sparkystav Bhp is worked out from an equation, not measured in its own right.

Bhp = rpm x lb/ft / 5252

So when rpm is 5252rpm bhp = lb/ft

But on your chart they don't cross 6200 ish rpm so something's wrong with the print out. I know the axis are different but they should still cross at the same rpm

I agree with this statement, Stavert.

Dimis, BHP = RPM x lb/ft / 5252. So when RPM is 5252 RPM, BHP = lb/ft.

But unfortunately, on your chart, they don't cross until approximately 6200 RPM, so something is wrong with the print out! I know the axis are different but they still cross at the same RPM.

I do not like to be the bearer of bad news. But that's the way the cookie crumbles.

Thanks for your time.

Professor Oliver.