Equal length exhaust manifold with a Precision SC61E. Nothing too special.

 

Bottem end?

 

* CP pistons
* Eagle rods (wait, I thought these rods couldnt handle power )
* Benson 81.50 sleeved

 

a schooner is a sailboat you stupid fat head!!!!!!!!!!
(from mall-rats)


just thought it was appropriate!

 

That's not a boosted Honda Civic

 

are you joking?, yea incase you didnt know acura is a honda buddy

 

what kind of dyno was that were they bolt something up where your wheels are suppost to be?

 

Dynapack. One of the best dynameters IMO.

http://www.dynapackusa.com/

The reading on the dynapack says flywheel, but its at the axle/wheel. Its not flywheel horsepower, its wheel Jeff's Dynapack reads about the same as Dyno Jets in his area. He has tested three different cars including his own. He configured his auto plot ramp times, leaving SAE correction factor enabled and not messing with the TCF which would give him flywheel rating if he entered a correction factor for drivetrain loss which he leaves at 1.00.

Here is his car on a Dyno Jet.


Here is his car on his Dyna Pack the SAME day with no changes.

 

dynapack is gargbage, it doesnt account for any unsprung wieght, like wheels

 

I hope you are not serious