Karsh330D said:Neesh has DSG hands so its unfair....Oh no wait its a dyno...
hoosain said:neesh aka 4piper did 281.7kw and 647nm on kar dyno with dp and jb4 PUMP flash +NF
13 flat 1/4 mile and 246kph on km
SO with e85 flash which is targeting higher timing and leaner afr i see no reason why it shouldnt yield similar results to your flash
dvst8 said:Done !
Well done Neesh, respect for not trying to argue and making an effort to test.
Does anyone have any reason why Neesh should not do this ? Please raise your concerns now so there are no excuses after the fact.
:clapper:
4PipeR said:Hey guys , I have a JB4/Backend Flash on my 135i. I don't mind bringing it to the dyno to test that and Xcedes file on the car.
Kish2604 said:
Kish, you make 323kw on the wheels and this is what you run:
02/11/2014 12:58:02 PM Right 6B27, 12.498 187.08 0.731 NO 2.0004
I don't know if you understand drag racing & the significance of exit speed in relation to horsepower. But first want to confirm the above. I's sure you are going to say that there was something wrong with the car, please don't use the driver as the excuse because I am going to delve into the exit speed not the ET.
Acheron said:The suggestion was for you to map his car for comparison. Not compare his dyno results with the JB + backend to your past mapping sessions on other cars minus some figures you've thumbsucked.
Sherwin@xcede said:So here's the itinerary:
- Appropriate back end flash loaded onto Neesh's car
- Most powerful ethanol + octane mix filled
- dyno car as is
- Load Xcede map on dyno & dyno again
- Compare
- Free beers and milk shakes for all
Sherwin@xcede said:4PipeR said:Hey guys , I have a JB4/Backend Flash on my 135i. I don't mind bringing it to the dyno to test that and Xcedes file on the car.
Thank you Neesh, we shall take you up on that & provide factual data to the forum. As mentioned before we will need to subtract 20kw from all readings to compare to a car that has only downpipes.
Kish2604 said:
Kish, you make 323kw on the wheels and this is what you run:
02/11/2014 12:58:02 PM Right 6B27, 12.498 187.08 0.731 NO 2.0004
I don't know if you understand drag racing & the significance of exit speed in relation to horsepower. But first want to confirm the above. I's sure you are going to say that there was something wrong with the car, please don't use the driver as the excuse because I am going to delve into the exit speed not the ET.
02/11/2014 02:54:5L4e fPt M 6B22, A JP OTTE 12.365 186.93 0.907 NO 2.089
so Sherwin, you ignored my question previously but I will ask it again, what does power have to do with my exit speed?
this results highlighted above is from a 135i with RB turbos making at least 50-75 more kw than me but we exit the same speed give or take a km or 2... shouldn't he be exiting at 200kmh plus based on the power? and as YOU said no excuses about the driver, weather, etc... both results from the same day and event...
Sherwin@xcede said:My prediction, with best back end known to mankind & best octane this side of the Starship Enterprise, it won't make more than 290.
After Xcede flash it will exceed 300kw. Let's see how far off I am.
dvst8 said:Done !
Well done Neesh, respect for not trying to argue and making an effort to test.
Does anyone have any reason why Neesh should not do this ? Please raise your concerns now so there are no excuses after the fact.
:clapper:
Acheron said:Sherwin@xcede said:My prediction, with best back end known to mankind & best octane this side of the Starship Enterprise, it won't make more than 290.
After Xcede flash it will exceed 300kw. Let's see how far off I am.
If you're predicting 290ish for the JB you'd have to to exceed 300kw substantially with your flash to actually prove the point you were alluding to in this thread from the beginning, i.e. that your flashes are able to provide a significant edge over the JB
Full logs for both JB and Xcede file, please. I'd hate to be in Neesh's shoes with someone shooting for power at the cost of everything else. This will ensure how plausible running each would be on the street or for any period of time longer than a single dyno pull.