MTH header and tuner file combo
#127
6th Gear
iTrader: (1)
oh okay
but it would not give u real numbers since ur excludin' one main detail...wheels & tyres so for tunin' it might be ok i guess, but for real data numbers to see ur gains on the street it might be off a bit NO?
Originally Posted by andy@ross-tech.com
FYI,
Dynapack dynos are fairly common for tuners. It's a load based dyno (actually several of them) that bolt directly to the hubs. The results aren't directly comparable to dynos that leave the wheels/tires on (like a Dynojet or Mustang) since they encounter different losses. But, for people doing actual tuning, they work pretty well and are arguably safer than other dyno types (not that any properly operated dyno is unsafe).
http://www.dynapack.com/
Dynapack dynos are fairly common for tuners. It's a load based dyno (actually several of them) that bolt directly to the hubs. The results aren't directly comparable to dynos that leave the wheels/tires on (like a Dynojet or Mustang) since they encounter different losses. But, for people doing actual tuning, they work pretty well and are arguably safer than other dyno types (not that any properly operated dyno is unsafe).
http://www.dynapack.com/
#128
Yeah, but remember
Originally Posted by joker
but it would not give u real numbers since ur excludin' one main detail...wheels & tyres so for tunin' it might be ok i guess, but for real data numbers to see ur gains on the street it might be off a bit NO?
Getting "real" numbers that are a controlled equivalent of a 1/4 mile run isn't easy, no matter what dyno you use.
Or they're all real numbers, but each one is measuring with slightly different rulers...
Matt
#129
6th Gear
iTrader: (1)
huh, so then those big fans used while on the rollers are a waist of time too
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but is it safe to say that any gains recorded would be greater on the wheels off version!?
Originally Posted by Dr Obnxs
That even though the wheels are on, with the other dyno types most don't have air flow that is proportional to car speed (needed for IC equipped cars) or is the RPM ramp what would be seen on the street, so the energy put into rotation mass of the car is different than a 0-60 or 1/4 mile run, so it's not a real world measurement either. So it's just a question of degree of similarity. If you use any type of dyno, you better stick with it for before/after comparos. And it should be run the same way (like RPM change vs time).
Getting "real" numbers that are a controlled equivalent of a 1/4 mile run isn't easy, no matter what dyno you use.
Or they're all real numbers, but each one is measuring with slightly different rulers...
Matt
Getting "real" numbers that are a controlled equivalent of a 1/4 mile run isn't easy, no matter what dyno you use.
Or they're all real numbers, but each one is measuring with slightly different rulers...
Matt
#130
Sure!
Originally Posted by joker
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but is it safe to say that any gains recorded would be greater on the wheels off version!?
Matt
#131
Originally Posted by BMDoubleU
hey guys, just to let you know. i've have the new leaned out mth header file necessary to produce maximum gains on the dyno.. so, hopfully by saturday you'll see the result you and i been waiting for... "come on, 200!" ![Wink](https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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#132
it works
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well, guys its offical.... 196max hp and 170max torque(didnt get the chance to do more runs and cool the intercooler down like i wanted)...
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p.s. is this close enough for the 200whp club?
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#133
Originally Posted by BMDoubleU
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well, guys its offical.... 196max hp and 170max torque(didnt get the chance to do more runs and cool the intercooler down like i wanted)...
![EEK!](https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
p.s. is this close enough for the 200whp club?
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#137
here you go
1-3 runs are my base line dynos..
4-7 are mth header dynos..
11-14 are my mth header, 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake, miltek exhaust dyno runs..
**note all runs had alta inake and miltek exhaust..
i'll post further comments later.
enjoy!
4-7 are mth header dynos..
11-14 are my mth header, 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake, miltek exhaust dyno runs..
**note all runs had alta inake and miltek exhaust..
i'll post further comments later.
enjoy!
#138
Originally Posted by BMDoubleU
1-3 runs are my base line dynos..
4-7 are mth header dynos..
11-14 are my mth header, 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake, miltek exhaust dyno runs..
**note all runs had alta inake and miltek exhaust..
i'll post further comments later.
enjoy!
4-7 are mth header dynos..
11-14 are my mth header, 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake, miltek exhaust dyno runs..
**note all runs had alta inake and miltek exhaust..
i'll post further comments later.
enjoy!
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bottom line: it was fun and cheaper than the JCW works kit...
#139
Congrats Man!!
Even though I'm still new to the Mini community in that I've only owned my car for two and a half months, I will consider you a member of the 200 whp club. Way to go man and showing that the JCW kit can be obtained at a cheaper price. Have fun and the best of luck.
Steve
Even though I'm still new to the Mini community in that I've only owned my car for two and a half months, I will consider you a member of the 200 whp club. Way to go man and showing that the JCW kit can be obtained at a cheaper price. Have fun and the best of luck.
Steve
#140
Thin ice ahead!!!
Originally Posted by Vernon29RW
Way to go man and showing that the JCW kit can be obtained at a cheaper price.
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Matt
#141
Originally Posted by Vernon29RW
Congrats Man!!
Even though I'm still new to the Mini community in that I've only owned my car for two and a half months, I will consider you a member of the 200 whp club. Way to go man and showing that the JCW kit can be obtained at a cheaper price. Have fun and the best of luck.
Steve
Even though I'm still new to the Mini community in that I've only owned my car for two and a half months, I will consider you a member of the 200 whp club. Way to go man and showing that the JCW kit can be obtained at a cheaper price. Have fun and the best of luck.
Steve
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also, JCw KIT actually is much more expensive than my list of mods because of the $ to hp ratio..
for me its, $15 per hp.. for the JCW its, $37 per hp.. remember, JCW is only about 180 at the wheels, i beleive..
#145
Yep.
Originally Posted by Maaij
Hi
If I go for the manifold with special tuner file:
Do I need to tell them al my modification to my MINI (JCW air filter and JCW exhaust)?
If I go for the manifold with special tuner file:
Do I need to tell them al my modification to my MINI (JCW air filter and JCW exhaust)?
Matt
#146
Originally Posted by Dr Obnxs
Each map is made for each combo of mods.
Matt
Matt
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#147
Originally Posted by Maaij
Thats what I thoughts too. I mailed the person where I got the manifold from. He said it isnt needed with the manifold software. Only needed for the tuner file. But the software from the manifold is a (special) tuner file, Only optimized to work with the manifold right?
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#148
I only have a Cooper (NON S) with the JCW soundkit. This include a JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust. Not the 200+ HP ![Smilie](https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I brought the MTH header and updated the software. (they didnt tell MTH about the JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust).
So I need an optimized special Tuner file? The special file for the header and the JCW mods on my car. So I have to send the software whats on the car now to MTH and let them optimize it with my other (JCW) mods?
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I brought the MTH header and updated the software. (they didnt tell MTH about the JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust).
So I need an optimized special Tuner file? The special file for the header and the JCW mods on my car. So I have to send the software whats on the car now to MTH and let them optimize it with my other (JCW) mods?
#149
Originally Posted by Maaij
I only have a Cooper (NON S) with the JCW soundkit. This include a JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust. Not the 200+ HP ![Smilie](https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I brought the MTH header and updated the software. (they didnt tell MTH about the JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust).
Do I need an optimized special Tuner file? The special file for the header and the JCW mods on my car.
![Smilie](https://www.northamericanmotoring.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
I brought the MTH header and updated the software. (they didnt tell MTH about the JCW airfilter and JCW exhaust).
Do I need an optimized special Tuner file? The special file for the header and the JCW mods on my car.
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#150
Can't Read - Eyes going hazy
I'm actually in Houston and thinking about taking advantage of MTH's deal for the header and tuner file, but I'm on the fence since it's such a significant amount of money.
I'm trying to look at the dynographs, but they're so small and I can't read them. Can anybody with better eyesight tell me what the deltas are for the MTH and tuner file as compared to the base runs? BMdoubleU is getting close to 200 whp, is that with the 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake and milltek exhaust?
I'm trying to look at the dynographs, but they're so small and I can't read them. Can anybody with better eyesight tell me what the deltas are for the MTH and tuner file as compared to the base runs? BMdoubleU is getting close to 200 whp, is that with the 2%crank, 15% reduct, kingsborne wires, ik22 plugs, atla cold are intake and milltek exhaust?