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minifletch Dec 30, 2003 07:02 PM

How much do you have (estimates ar ok)? Please list your mods. Who has the most right now :cool: :cool: ??

d-mini-ero Dec 31, 2003 04:39 AM

Interesting question... :smile:
I'm sure it's no where near the fastest...but it's good enuff 4me :smile:)

Peace,
D


MiniPilo Dec 31, 2003 05:00 AM

I ran 173 with the pulley, Pilo Racing Intake, and Pilo Racing Ignition Upgrade.

I have since installed the UUC Exhaust so I guess that I am about 180 not.

I have some new mods on the way that should put me passed the 210-215 mark.

Thanks
Dan
Pilo Racing

vdubdoug Dec 31, 2003 05:30 AM

168hp 154 tq at the wheels on Helix's Mustang dyno.


17% pulley, K&N intake, John Cooper Works Exhuast.

Super_MINI Dec 31, 2003 05:41 AM

What's the standard that everyone is using to convert FWHP to Flywheel HP? Anyone know what an accurate % loss is for the MCS?




MeanGRN Dec 31, 2003 06:14 AM

Right now I have 0 bhp. My MINI is still on the boat :sad: :sad: :sad: !!!

When I'm done with it tho, I should have about 245 BHP at the crank. I plan to do dyno testing when complete.

Cheers,

JD

greatgro Dec 31, 2003 06:15 AM


What's the standard that everyone is using to convert FWHP to Flywheel HP? Anyone know what an accurate % loss is for the MCS?
Usually 11% is used for the MINI. I think the average stock MCS dynos at around 145-146HP. So that is about 89% of 163. But to keep it simple, you should just report your dyno results. And also list the dyno used like vdubdoug did above b/c a brake horsepower dyno like Helix uses shows much more conservative (and IMO, more accurate) numbers. Intakes are shown to be pretty much useless and exhausts give only around 5HP on a brake dyno. In fact, so far Helix's Mustang dyno hasn't shown ANY power to be had from the exhaust headers on the market. The Milltek included. More reason why I think a smaller pulley is the way to go for more power - especially torque.

I have 19% pulley, madness intake and UUC exhaust. Have not dynoed it yet. I plan on at least getting a final number when I add the GIAC chip. I do plan on doing the 1/4 mile with my current setup and at least I can compare my times to those with the 15% pulley. That'll give me some comparison. But I'd bet that the 19% pulley adds equal or more performance than an exhaust, intake, header and current aftermarket ECUs combined. I amount of low down torque available is unreal for an engine and car this size. :smile:

DesignIt Dec 31, 2003 07:51 AM

I agree with greatgro: "But to keep it simple, you should just report your dyno results. And also list the dyno used like vdubdoug did above b/c a brake horsepower dyno like Helix uses shows much more conservative (and IMO, more accurate) numbers."

I've noticed a disturbing trend with MINI power numbers being "guestimates" of flywheel horsepower. Let's leave this to the old school guys. (If I had a dollar for every "400 horsepower" Mustang I've ever heard about...).

I'm planning on getting a baseline dyno on a Dynojet 248c on my MCS now that the break-in miles are done. If the guys with the dyno will cut me a deal, I'm planning on dynoing after each mod to see what the gain is.

Isn't there another thread on dyno runs, either here or on MINI2?

DesignIt



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Bisch Dec 31, 2003 07:55 AM


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>>Isn't there another thread on dyno runs, either here or on MINI2?

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Yup...here it is:
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...mp;topic=13524

minifletch Dec 31, 2003 09:45 AM

Let's keep em coming guys...you don't have to post your dyno sheet, let's keep it fun and lite shall we :razz: :razz:

d-mini-ero Dec 31, 2003 11:21 AM

Can someone......please point me towards a dyno on Long Island :smile: ?????
(Not.... NJ, or Ct or Pa...please )
I'm listening:)

Peace,
D

Bisch Dec 31, 2003 11:27 AM

Dyno Sport Performance
1011 Lakeville Road
New Hyde Park, NY (631) 775-1840

Kennedy's Dynotune
3165 Niagara Falls Blvd.
North Tonawanda, NY (716) 693-5354

Lizzard Racing
20 Eads St.
West Babylon, NY (631) 420-1476

Mustang Magic
160 Brook Ave.
Deer Park, NY (631) 254-3430

P & J Speed Shop
195 Main St.
North Tonawanda, NY 716-694-6363

Rampage Racing Ltd
70-33 Queens Blvd
Woodside Queens, NY 718-396-1300

Romar Enterprises, Inc.
P.O. Box 707 630 Rte 52
Walden, NY 914-778-2737

Spina's Engine Shop
3270 Ridge Rd.
Ransomville, NY 716-791-4640

Vette Doctors
16 Elm Place
Amityville, NY (631) 841-0779

World Auto
509J N. Bicycle Path
Port Jefferson, NY (631) 473-0055


Bisch Dec 31, 2003 11:29 AM

http://www.smokemup.com is a dyno locating web site...

MrWhoa Dec 31, 2003 12:20 PM

Well I have the 15% Alta, Webbmotorsports ECU, Pilo Racing Intake, Nology Wires and Denso plugs. I dunno, 195 BHP???

d-mini-ero Dec 31, 2003 12:34 PM

thanks dude...
appreciate it :smile:

Peace,
D

davo99 Dec 31, 2003 12:51 PM

>>http://www.smokemup.com is a dyno locating web site...

Bisch, thanks for the info.. I just booked a dyno for next week, ive been dying to do that, and had no idea where to find a shop to do it local..

thanks

DA


minihune Dec 31, 2003 01:04 PM

A word about dyno numbers. Be aware that although we think of these numbers as being a good reflection of what your MINI has for power the numbers reported will vary from one dyno to another and from one site to another, Furthermore the results will vary with climate/environment differences.

Talk to Eric at Helix13 and he will tell you that it took him a very long time to learn how to dyno MINIs accurately to reflect true numbers not just inflated numbers that you want to hear about. Afterall you are paying money to have your car dynoed and you want to hear higher numbers. The person doing the dyno (by error or on purpose) can just about make any numbers happen and print it out for you on your request so I do not consider charts and reported numbers as being as accurate as we once thought.

Ask if the shop has dynoed MINIs before and what range do they get the stock MCS to fall in. If they say 160 HP go elsewhere.

Buyer beware.

hornguys Dec 31, 2003 03:41 PM

Alta Intake/silicon hose, Alta 15% pulley, Webb ECU/93 octane, Denso IK 22s, Milltek header, Milltek exhaust.

Maybe 200 or so - really strong on these cold days :smile:

greatgro Dec 31, 2003 06:12 PM

Madness intake, 19% pulley and UUC exhaust. No dyno so I'd guess close to 200HP and 190 torque at the crank. :grin: :grin:
One thing I'm sure of - there's plenty of torque available down low. The 19% pulley is really a miracle worker, IMO. :grin:

nparker Jan 1, 2004 05:45 AM

>>Well I have the 15% Alta, Webbmotorsports ECU, Pilo Racing Intake, Nology Wires and Denso plugs. I dunno, 195 BHP???

I think your estimate is off a little....
Bad plug wires: -5 hp
Extra squirrels in the engine: +15-20 hp

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

J/K!!!

Nyle

binkydognose Jan 1, 2004 07:11 AM

http://www.binkydognose.com/mini/pulley/dyno1thm.jpg
http://www.binkydognose.com/mini/pulley/dyno2thm.jpg

15% pulley, Webb ECU, Magnaflow, Rogue/Madness intake.

greatgro Jan 1, 2004 08:07 AM

binkydognose - what's up with your dyno results? 161HP at the wheels with all of those mods? Do they know how to dyno? Driveline loss is only considered to be 11% or so on the MINI. Not 22-25%. So that would only give you 182 at the crank. But then again you don't have a baseline of your MINI so I don't know what to make of those results. What do you make of them?

minicoopermike Jan 1, 2004 08:47 AM

I have the JCW and a K&N filter (soon to be Alta intake) - it's strong and I would venture to say 200-205hp at the crank and around 175-180hp at the wheels.

I will be dyno-ing soon...... :cool: :grin:

gosharks Jan 1, 2004 09:37 AM

My best guess is 200 to 205 hp. I was dyno'd at 178 hp at the wheels on hot motor and 90 degree plus day with the 15% pulley, Evotech ECU software, and Madness intake. Since then, I added the UUC exhaust. I will probably get another dyno run in this month. Any advice out there for Magnecor wires and going to the Denso iridium plugs in the colder heat range? :cool:

rb905678 Jan 1, 2004 10:01 AM

210-215Hp ?? JCW with Miltek header and alta intake.... combined with heavy footjavascript: x()
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