H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

Ok, so now that I pretty much have everything done that I think I want to do, what would you guess my hp & tq to be? (not a big deal, just curiosity) :)

In the last 1000 miles, heres the relevant things that changed from stock:

Accel injectors
Accel Coils
wires
plugs (Iridium)
new sec vac cans
SW headers (new o2 sensors)(no cats)
B&B older set-up (headers back) with resonator
K&N cut lid a/f housing
Marc Haibeck chip tuned for above mods (not in yet,will be by early next week)

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

350ish hp 365 torque at the wheels

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

my car with the same mods but fidanza flywheel made 372rwhp and 353 tq, just before porting and gears

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He has elevation to deal with=power loss

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i didnt see colorado, up there 350 would be decent :o

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

An interesting note here on the altitude thing...... I spoke to Marc about this and he said theres no tuning procedures that will compensate for the altitude. He says the MAP sensor deals with it on its own. I thought there would be something one could do for timing. I know that in a regular SBC,(no computer) I can run 12* initial timing on an engine with a mid sized street cam here at 5300'. :icon_scra

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

Stop it, Stop it! :-x I hate those two words!! Its been so long since I lived at sea level, if I brought the Z down to Texas or Florida, it would probably feel like I added another engine to the car.:o

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

or at least 50 hp . you do have nice trees though:mrgreen:

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why don't you hit a chassis dyno? ;)

Re: H.P. & TQ estimates for the 92
 

can they do a sae correction so he could compare to us fortunate sea level folks?