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Spooling Nov 4, 2008 07:42 PM

So I dyno'd my Fit
 
Took the Fit to a local Mustang Dyno shop for baseline testing.
Max Power 86whp@6k rpm
Max Torque 80 lb-ft@5k rpm
There is virtually no power below 3k rpm...

Power mod list:
T1R Intake
T1R Test Pipe
T1R B-Pipe
T1R 50S Exhaust
Megan Racing Header


http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/6641/dynout5.th.jpg

http://i36.tinypic.com/15ho2tg_th.jpg

jdmfit88 Nov 4, 2008 07:53 PM

thinking on puting a turbo or a supercharger on ur fit......

pic of the dyno sheet

Raaaaaaaaaay. Nov 4, 2008 08:04 PM

Automatic?

Spooling Nov 4, 2008 08:09 PM


Originally Posted by I Am Ray. (Post 482691)
Automatic?

Manual

The dyno result shows that bolt-ons will result in more losses than gains, for the L15. Going turbocharged next week.

http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/6641/dynout5.th.jpg

Raaaaaaaaaay. Nov 4, 2008 08:27 PM

Its due to the header and a cat-delete. It causes the Fit to run lean enough to loose power.

Spooling Nov 4, 2008 10:16 PM


Originally Posted by I Am Ray. (Post 482720)
Its due to the header and a cat-delete. It causes the Fit to run lean enough to loose power.

Yea its wayyy too lean with all those mods. No back pressure whatsoever. Yet the Fit NEEDs back pressure to make power because of the tiny 1.5L engine.

petwhookie Nov 4, 2008 11:40 PM

dang, i made 96whp 92tq with just an axle back. i hope my new intake, header, bpipe doesnt results in lose... i needa dyno my shit!!

Darkstars Nov 4, 2008 11:54 PM


Originally Posted by 1WayFit (Post 482866)
Yet the Fit NEEDs back pressure to make power because of the tiny 1.5L engine.

That's completely untrue, but then again 95% of the time you hear people mentioning "back pressure" they have no idea what they are actually talking about.

Back pressure is not a good thing and you are better off without it. The problem is lack of design in parts, a properly tuned exhaust will use the exhaust pulses of the engine itself to kinda suck out exhaust. There no such thing as to little back pressure.

For a Mustang dyno the numbers aren't bad, not good but not bad.

suketoborudo00 Nov 4, 2008 11:56 PM

Thanks for sharing the dyno results! Too bad it didnt show gains, hopefully the new turbo makes all the mods worth it. Then share again! :-0

Tastycakes Nov 5, 2008 12:35 AM


Originally Posted by Darkstars (Post 483008)
That's completely untrue, but then again 95% of the time you hear people mentioning "back pressure" they have no idea what they are actually talking about.

Back pressure is not a good thing and you are better off without it. The problem is lack of design in parts, a properly tuned exhaust will use the exhaust pulses of the engine itself to kinda suck out exhaust. There no such thing as to little back pressure.

For a Mustang dyno the numbers aren't bad, not good but not bad.


Oh Rly :hyper:

Spooling Nov 5, 2008 12:41 AM

Bolt-ons are just a waste of money. You'll probably end up losing power messing with the stock settings. Honda knew what they were doing when they designed their engines (especially true for econ engines l15a) and set them where there at for a reason.

joquio Nov 5, 2008 12:44 AM

so did you end up getting the HKS turbo kit?

redrumm Nov 5, 2008 12:45 AM

that sucks. all that money and now your just going to have to sell some the sheeeit you bought.
its almost like D series motor. it doesnt respond well to bolt on's.

qbmurderer13 Nov 5, 2008 01:11 AM


Originally Posted by 1WayFit (Post 483057)
Bolt-ons are just a waste of money. You'll probably end up losing power messing with the stock settings. Honda knew what they were doing when they designed their engines (especially true for econ engines l15a) and set them where there at for a reason.

So true...

Spooling Nov 5, 2008 01:30 AM


Originally Posted by joquio (Post 483058)
so did you end up getting the HKS turbo kit?

Yes, and the quality is top-notch.

joquio Nov 5, 2008 01:35 AM


Originally Posted by 1WayFit (Post 483105)
Yes, and the quality is top-notch.


Oh nice!
did you order them online?
or did you brought them over from asia?

Spooling Nov 5, 2008 01:48 AM


Originally Posted by joquio (Post 483111)
Oh nice!
did you order them online?
or did you brought them over from asia?

The kit sold in Asia is different and won't work with the usdm Fit without modifications...
You thinking of getting one?

FELIXY69 Nov 5, 2008 03:26 AM

Aw don't be sad mustang dyno are proven to give low numbers

chimmike Nov 5, 2008 08:46 AM


Originally Posted by 1WayFit (Post 482866)
Yea its wayyy too lean with all those mods. No back pressure whatsoever. Yet the Fit NEEDs back pressure to make power because of the tiny 1.5L engine.


epic fail. Backpressure is BAD. Always. backpressure is NEVER GOOD.

What you want is to optimize exhaust size in order to maintain velocity of the gases escaping. Go as big as you can while maintaining the velocity. If the velocity slows, step the size back down. But regardless, you NEVER WANT BACKPRESSURE.

I think the big problem is, in order to take advantage of all those mods, you need a tune, via a SAFC or piggyback ecu.

But for the Fit, it's not worth the money to me to bother modding it n/a like that. Obviously 86whp is pathetic. Anyways, GL with the turbo kit.

gmayronne Nov 5, 2008 11:01 AM

there was a time when i was so close to splurging on a bunch of bolt-ons....glad i didn't. as of right now, i'm just rolling with a Mugen drop-in and a removed muffler (love the sound....and its FREEEE). chances are ill just stick with that for now, buy the Blitz throttle controller later, eventually stick some light weight rims (RPF1s more than likely) with some sticky tires...and perhaps buy a header...because of the majority of bolt-ons i read about, the header seems to be the one that provides the more noticeable results according to a great and many around here...after that, when my car has a good 50 or 60 thousand miles on it (only at about 16 thou right now) and a few tax returns later...i might splurge on some forced induction.


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