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#1

Hey guys,

Just got my car dynoed and my 02 xr6t only made 184 rwkw? I have a kn filter and the capa chip running the 10psi tune. Is there somthing wrong with my car or is this normal?

thanks

Craig

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#2

You say Capa chip, do you mean edit flash box?

Yes it sounds low, it should pull that number stock.

#3

I have found that cars can differ by up to 15% from the factory, but it will also depend on what dyno you are doing - hub or wheels - if it was dyno with the shootout mode or the other type and what gear they were testing your car on. Also, what is your AFR for the run? Can you post a copy of the dynograph?

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Here is a post of the dyno give me some advice!!!

:)

thanks

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#5
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Yes its the edit flash box with the standard tunes.....

seemed low for me as I also thought it should be that stock....

#6

That Dyno graph is absolutely hopeless!

Not your fault, just the dyno operator should have reset the scales to give you a more detailed result before printing your read out!

I cant see the AFR's, and the power scale is set way too high!

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give me a sec and I will post anotherone I have

#8

my car makes 194rwkw stock

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heres another is this better?

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#10
heres another is this better?

Is that from a different dyno mate?

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