profrat Member 126 Member For: 23y 3m 6d Location: Eastern Victoria Posted 03/04/05 01:21 AM Posted 03/04/05 01:21 AM I saw this question elsewhere in this forum but did not notice an answer. Is it usual or possible to get the same level of Torque from a stock T with an edit as what comes from a Typhoon? Are the Power figures also comparable?I guess this question arises because I have not seen a Dyno graph for a stock Typhoon to compare with the edited cars. If there is such a graph in this forum I would be most grateful if someone could point me to it.
sixfan Flaccid Member Legacy Donating Member 2,503 Member For: 23y 4m 15d Gender: Male Location: NOONAMAH, go figure..... Posted 03/04/05 02:00 AM Posted 03/04/05 02:00 AM I saw this question elsewhere in this forum but did not notice an answer. Is it usual or possible to get the same level of Torque from a stock T with an edit as what comes from a Typhoon? Are the Power figures also comparable?I guess this question arises because I have not seen a Dyno graph for a stock Typhoon to compare with the edited cars. If there is such a graph in this forum I would be most grateful if someone could point me to it.I should think you can get the same figures from an edited T. The foon's mods are mainly related to increased durability.
ktford FORD FORD FORD Legacy Donating Member 9,390 Member For: 23y 6m 19d Gender: Male Location: Victoria Point In Brissy's eastern side Posted 03/04/05 02:30 AM Posted 03/04/05 02:30 AM Easy, 550Nm's piece of cake.Scotty
C.S.I Member 651 Member For: 21y 9m 20d Gender: Male Location: Gold Coast Posted 03/04/05 04:01 AM Posted 03/04/05 04:01 AM Heres a Dyno graph from APS for a Typhoon.and one from my car with Edit only.
geea Site protagonist Legacy Donating Member 4,320 Member For: 23y 4m 24d Gender: Male Location: At the lights, waiting for you. Posted 03/04/05 04:43 AM Posted 03/04/05 04:43 AM I beleieve that an edit only T will have considerably more power and torque than a Typhoon.Geea.
F6 UTE - Track Bound EVO III - Member 3,367 Member For: 21y 9m 21d Gender: Male Location: Strapped in and holding on Posted 03/04/05 04:46 AM Posted 03/04/05 04:46 AM (edited) Heres a Dyno graph from APS for a Typhoon.and one from my car with Edit only.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Mate, I don't think your dyno graph shows torque does it?? and your run was made in 3rd, giving a slightly higher than an 'actual' reading.. Edited 03/04/05 04:46 AM by XRT UTE
geea Site protagonist Legacy Donating Member 4,320 Member For: 23y 4m 24d Gender: Male Location: At the lights, waiting for you. Posted 03/04/05 04:49 AM Posted 03/04/05 04:49 AM Heres a Dyno graph from APS for a Typhoon.and one from my car with Edit only.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Mate, I don't think your dyno graph shows torque does it?? and your run was made in 3rd, giving a slightly higher than an 'actual' reading..<{POST_SNAPBACK}>All auto T's are run in 3rd and manuals in 4th. They are 1:1.Geea.
C.S.I Member 651 Member For: 21y 9m 20d Gender: Male Location: Gold Coast Posted 03/04/05 05:31 AM Posted 03/04/05 05:31 AM Oops, scanned image of my Graph has dropped both Left and Right Hand Axis Measurements.KW on left, and Torque on right.Kw went from 195 to 241.1. Torque from 450 to about 550.I will take a photo with the Digital Camera and post it, including the scales
C.S.I Member 651 Member For: 21y 9m 20d Gender: Male Location: Gold Coast Posted 03/04/05 05:52 AM Posted 03/04/05 05:52 AM Heres a crappy digital photo of the Dyno Graph.
ExAreSix TRAITOR Legacy Donating Member 1,063 Member For: 23y 11m 17d Gender: Male Location: Townsville, NQ Posted 03/04/05 06:50 AM Posted 03/04/05 06:50 AM Disregard the N reading on your chart.Torque [lb-ft] = (HP x 5250)/RPMSo, peak power is 320hp at roughly 5200rpm?320 x 5250 = 16800001680000/5200 = 323 lb-ft323 lb-ft = 438Nm @ 5200 rpmThat won't be your peak torque though. That's your torque at peak hp. Do the calculation at 3000rpm, and see what you get.
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