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Old 11-06-2005, 06:48 PM
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^^ how much do you want for em =)
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260 shipped
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210 on a mustang dyno is plenty... thats like running 230-240 on a dynojet. I don't see any reason to be dissapointed.
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i agree 210 , its pretty good. With the 75 shot he has thats going to add a good 55+ HP.

Thats pretty much the same hp as having a greddy turbo.
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210 on a mustang dyno makes me wanna grab them headers :D
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Are mustang dynos one of the ones that usually output lower HP numbers than other dynos?

If it is, these are huge numbers...I want.
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Originally Posted by knonfs
True, and that's on a stock engine! I still want to see an engine with a 4 BBL intake manifold, or ITBS!

210HP is about the same HP as a S2000 with similar mods

wait can we even have ITBs for our cars?
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Hey, you guys that got the OBX header... You might want to check the welds with a magnet, because I have heard of other OBX headers rusting at the welds... The pipe they use is stainless, but the welds might not be. If you use a magnet, and it pulls to the welds (the stainless pipe isn't magnetic) then you might want to invest in some rust prevention.

If you got 26whp on a Mustang dyno... That is pretty good for bolt ons! With the Rick Shaw ECU, can you change the timing as well? If you can, are there different programs that you can put on it? If so, then you could have an advanced timing program for off-juice for good performance without, and then pull timing with the 75 shot.
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Originally Posted by Jabberwock
Are mustang dynos one of the ones that usually output lower HP numbers than other dynos?

If it is, these are huge numbers...I want.


yeah it is mustang dynoes usually give you lower numbers
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Originally Posted by Beodude123
Hey, you guys that got the OBX header... You might want to check the welds with a magnet, because I have heard of other OBX headers rusting at the welds... The pipe they use is stainless, but the welds might not be. If you use a magnet, and it pulls to the welds (the stainless pipe isn't magnetic) then you might want to invest in some rust prevention.

If you got 26whp on a Mustang dyno... That is pretty good for bolt ons! With the Rick Shaw ECU, can you change the timing as well? If you can, are there different programs that you can put on it? If so, then you could have an advanced timing program for off-juice for good performance without, and then pull timing with the 75 shot.


that what there going to work on today no time has been changed yet
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Originally Posted by dmp
Well...actually.....2.2L S2000s dyno about 210whp STOCK.
Do you have any links, the ones I have seen aren't even close to those numbers.
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Originally Posted by kw1k
wait can we even have ITBs for our cars?
Nothing is impossible
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fwiw a Mustang dyno usually puts up numbers about 4-5% under what a Dynojet will. So you'd be looking at 218-220ish on a Dynojet.

and what the hell is ITBs?
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I was loaned an amemiya header for testing and gained a blistering 2hp/2lbft at the wheels. It was a truly gorgeous work of art especially the collector but not worth the big money.
I did order the OBX today because for the money, if I gain the power I got from the Amemiya for sooo much less $$. I'll post up when I get it done.
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Originally Posted by therm8
fwiw a Mustang dyno usually puts up numbers about 4-5% under what a Dynojet will. So you'd be looking at 218-220ish on a Dynojet.

and what the hell is ITBs?


Individual Throttle Bodies


Individual Throttle Bodies improve engine response and power output through the use of one throttle body per cylinder.

Super Response
Throttle Response is improved due to the reduction in volume of air within the intake manifold. By elimintaing "pumping loss", throttle response is greatly improved.

Increased Power
Improved induction efficiency supplies the engine with the correct quantities of air/fuel on demand.
1. Equal length intake runners..
2. Straight induction ports.
3. Individual throttle bodies are individually smaller in volume, but collectively larger in volume. This allows for both low-end torque, and high-end power.
4. Airflow bench tested trumpet.




So you see, our rx8's can't have itbs
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For each rotor? hehe
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^^ ahhh you're right =)
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Please tell me you were joking about the ITB comment? It sounded like a joke, but if you were serious, well just think about the concept of ITB's.



Not a fan of the injector setup spraying straight into the TB's, probably more of a race application, but it gets the point across.
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Originally Posted by kw1k



So you see, our rx8's can't have itbs
You are joking right? Sure it might be more expensive on a RX8 due to its ECU (becuase it control everything else on the car), but other than that, YES it can be done. Downdraft, sidedraft, or right in front of the ports; I'll see if I can find Ito's setup
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Originally Posted by Marietta 8
I was loaned an amemiya header for testing and gained a blistering 2hp/2lbft at the wheels. It was a truly gorgeous work of art especially the collector but not worth the big money.
I did order the OBX today because for the money, if I gain the power I got from the Amemiya for sooo much less $$. I'll post up when I get it done.
Awesome!

Keep us posted!
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Hi guys


just receive mine today

it looks pretty outside
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when I see the inside (exhaust port), I think we can remove some steel :
exhaust port will be a little bigger and better "extract" for the gas.
more power ?

I make a picture soon
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Originally Posted by florent75
Hi guys


just receive mine today

it looks pretty outside
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when I see the inside (exhaust port), I think we can remove some steel :
exhaust port will be a little bigger and better "extract" for the gas.
more power ?

I make a picture soon
uhhh...i dont think its such a smart idea to remove some steel...if you compare the re amemiya's and obx, obx's hole is a little smaller and i thought maybe there might be room to make it bigger but you cant...the welding and the pipe is so thin that you theres no room for it
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has you can see on the right I made a mark with a paper pen

you can see I can remove 1 mm with a dremel for exemple ...


anybody have a picture from the stock manihold ??
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be sure to weigh the stock header and let us know, I'm more interested in the weigh savings than power gain

c'mon guys, help me out here
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Well I weighed the OBX header already for you that you probably noticed. If no one has done it by the time I'm finally ready to install my full exhaust I'll let you know. This was one of my interests as well, weight savings.


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