Drivetrain AGS reports
#51
Originally Posted by CooperSS
astra,
As much as I would like to see those numbers, being an AGS owner myself, why should he subject himself to the bashing that will accrue after the post.
So whats the point.
Just my .02,
Bill
As much as I would like to see those numbers, being an AGS owner myself, why should he subject himself to the bashing that will accrue after the post.
So whats the point.
Just my .02,
Bill
I understand why they are not being posted... I agree with the reasons for not posting...
but at the same time.. you just invite trouble by saying continually saying "I have the data".. but I am not going to show you..
If you dont want to publish.. dont get on and tease us..
The people that will bash the results...
a) wont buy the product no matter what
b) dont understand the product
c) just want to be spoilers,,
d) and have not yet figured out how to be adults
as a potential future ags owner... I like the sound!!!
#52
Originally Posted by JCampos
Yup... I have dyno numbers to prove it also
Seriously though, why trumpet dyno results if you don't wish to share them?
As I understand from earlier posts, you changed more than just the intake, thus your results don't isolate any gain from the AGS. Is that correct?
#53
#54
Originally Posted by Eric_Rowland
Ok, I'm going to write down a number on a piece of paper. You let me know if your number is higher or lower.
Seriously though, why trumpet dyno results if you don't wish to share them?
As I understand from earlier posts, you changed more than just the intake, thus your results don't isolate any gain from the AGS. Is that correct?
Seriously though, why trumpet dyno results if you don't wish to share them?
As I understand from earlier posts, you changed more than just the intake, thus your results don't isolate any gain from the AGS. Is that correct?
We'll see the results sooner or later. My guess is later.
Marty
#56
Originally Posted by CooperSS
astra,
As much as I would like to see those numbers, being an AGS owner myself, why should he subject himself to the bashing that will accrue after the post.
Those most ardent numbers people will also be the first to point out the inaccuracy of the dyno numbers with some if not all of the following complaints:
Wrong dyno type
Wrong dyno operator
Wrong ambient air temp
Wrong humidity
Wrong instrumentation
Wrong phase of the moon
Wrong tension on the tie down straps
Wrong tire pressure
Wrong interval between runs
Wrong gas
Wrong charts(Photoshoped)
and on and on and on!!!:smile: :smile:
All to point out the invalidity of the numbers they were all clamoring for.
So whats the point.
Just my .02,
Bill
As much as I would like to see those numbers, being an AGS owner myself, why should he subject himself to the bashing that will accrue after the post.
Those most ardent numbers people will also be the first to point out the inaccuracy of the dyno numbers with some if not all of the following complaints:
Wrong dyno type
Wrong dyno operator
Wrong ambient air temp
Wrong humidity
Wrong instrumentation
Wrong phase of the moon
Wrong tension on the tie down straps
Wrong tire pressure
Wrong interval between runs
Wrong gas
Wrong charts(Photoshoped)
and on and on and on!!!:smile: :smile:
All to point out the invalidity of the numbers they were all clamoring for.
So whats the point.
Just my .02,
Bill
#57
Ok Andy, that post was a little tongue in cheek, a little attempt at levity.
First this has nothing to do with Peter.
I will spend some time looking for the posts I was referring to.
This occurred, to best of my feeble memory, a few months ago when several members of our club had a dyno day and posted the results. I thought I remembered many strange comments on this board questioning the results of that and subsequent days at the dyno.
I seem to remember the same thing happening when Gabe and some of his friends spent a day at the dyno in the Boston area.
I will search for the info, if I am wrong I will be the first to say so and apologize.
EDIT1: This is the post I was thinking about, I had forgotten I started the thread, probably why it stuck in my head, some valid questions posted there, but some I thought were out of line.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...light=dyno+day
But you will have to admit that power claims in posts on this forum quite often draw many questions, whose answers are beyond the capabilities of the average guy taking his car to a dyno and posting the results. They are just trying to do what you and many others request, and that is post the numbers.
Bill
First this has nothing to do with Peter.
I will spend some time looking for the posts I was referring to.
This occurred, to best of my feeble memory, a few months ago when several members of our club had a dyno day and posted the results. I thought I remembered many strange comments on this board questioning the results of that and subsequent days at the dyno.
I seem to remember the same thing happening when Gabe and some of his friends spent a day at the dyno in the Boston area.
I will search for the info, if I am wrong I will be the first to say so and apologize.
EDIT1: This is the post I was thinking about, I had forgotten I started the thread, probably why it stuck in my head, some valid questions posted there, but some I thought were out of line.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...light=dyno+day
But you will have to admit that power claims in posts on this forum quite often draw many questions, whose answers are beyond the capabilities of the average guy taking his car to a dyno and posting the results. They are just trying to do what you and many others request, and that is post the numbers.
Bill
#59
Originally Posted by Eric_Rowland
Ok, I'm going to write down a number on a piece of paper. You let me know if your number is higher or lower.
Seriously though, why trumpet dyno results if you don't wish to share them?
As I understand from earlier posts, you changed more than just the intake, thus your results don't isolate any gain from the AGS. Is that correct?
Seriously though, why trumpet dyno results if you don't wish to share them?
As I understand from earlier posts, you changed more than just the intake, thus your results don't isolate any gain from the AGS. Is that correct?
For a true controlled result you would need Dyno numbers from a stock MCS. Once you have that number then you can assume that adding any other modifications will probably make it work even better. Other than that numbers from highly modified cars are nice and welcome but not completely useful. Though if the last dyno before the AGS install had no changes made to it other than swapping intakes, then you can compare at least on that car differences from one intake to the other. But if any other modifications are made between the two dyno runs than the numbers are invalid.
Its incredibly simple, i don't understand why so many people don't understand..... Anybody ever take 6th grade science?
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Yes, I have added a couple different mods since my last pull.... and there were very different conditions since my last pull... here are the differences and why I would be nit picked if I posted.
1. Went from 15-17% supercharger pulley.... after a drive, I BARELY felt a difference.
2. Went from stock crank pulley to Alta lightweight.... did this at the same time as the supercharger pulley... again, barely noticable.
3. The "base" run was done after about an hour and a half of cooling down. The comparison run with the AGS + TB was done after an hour of hard driving trying to fight traffic and make it to the shop before it closed.
I dont need to show numbers.... the AGS made a difference, thats all you need to know. The numbers were well above the HAI numbers, which many claim to be better than the Alta. You will all be shown data someday by someone who wants to put up with the ********. Im tired of it, as I stated in one of my posts a while back where I also said that I will NOT be posting my dyno numbers.
1. Went from 15-17% supercharger pulley.... after a drive, I BARELY felt a difference.
2. Went from stock crank pulley to Alta lightweight.... did this at the same time as the supercharger pulley... again, barely noticable.
3. The "base" run was done after about an hour and a half of cooling down. The comparison run with the AGS + TB was done after an hour of hard driving trying to fight traffic and make it to the shop before it closed.
I dont need to show numbers.... the AGS made a difference, thats all you need to know. The numbers were well above the HAI numbers, which many claim to be better than the Alta. You will all be shown data someday by someone who wants to put up with the ********. Im tired of it, as I stated in one of my posts a while back where I also said that I will NOT be posting my dyno numbers.
#64
Originally Posted by JCampos
Yes, I have added a couple different mods since my last pull.... and there were very different conditions since my last pull... here are the differences and why I would be nit picked if I posted.
1. Went from 15-17% supercharger pulley.... after a drive, I BARELY felt a difference.
2. Went from stock crank pulley to Alta lightweight.... did this at the same time as the supercharger pulley... again, barely noticable.
3. The "base" run was done after about an hour and a half of cooling down. The comparison run with the AGS + TB was done after an hour of hard driving trying to fight traffic and make it to the shop before it closed.
I dont need to show numbers.... the AGS made a difference, thats all you need to know. The numbers were well above the HAI numbers, which many claim to be better than the Alta. You will all be shown data someday by someone who wants to put up with the ********. Im tired of it, as I stated in one of my posts a while back where I also said that I will NOT be posting my dyno numbers.
1. Went from 15-17% supercharger pulley.... after a drive, I BARELY felt a difference.
2. Went from stock crank pulley to Alta lightweight.... did this at the same time as the supercharger pulley... again, barely noticable.
3. The "base" run was done after about an hour and a half of cooling down. The comparison run with the AGS + TB was done after an hour of hard driving trying to fight traffic and make it to the shop before it closed.
I dont need to show numbers.... the AGS made a difference, thats all you need to know. The numbers were well above the HAI numbers, which many claim to be better than the Alta. You will all be shown data someday by someone who wants to put up with the ********. Im tired of it, as I stated in one of my posts a while back where I also said that I will NOT be posting my dyno numbers.
Check this thread for numerical backup of the personal results you have already experienced.
https://www.northamericanmotoring.co...ad.php?t=42944
Randy
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