COTahoeLS
Senior Member
Had a free Dyno Day today put on by some friends of mine that built my Evo prior to my serious accident last June.
Anyhow, I was peer pressured into throwing the Tahoe on the dyno to see what she does before I order my charger from Black Bear this summer.
It is a DynoComp Dyno that is known throughout Colorado as being the HeartBreaker because no one likes to dyno on it and see their real numbers.
Keep this in mind.
She has an AirRaid intake tube, KN panel filter, 90K mile spark plugs and wires (changing on Monday), 91 octane and a BB tune for 91 octane. I am also at 6300 feet elevation (thin as hell air).
She pulled 213.9whp (in 2wd mode) and 239.4 wtq. A lot of the guys were impressed.
To compare to another dyno in the area. A buddy of mine pulled 504whp in his Evo last week at another dyno and today's dyno showed 414whp for the same car.
What do you think?
-Erich
Edit: Correction factor was 1.12
Anyhow, I was peer pressured into throwing the Tahoe on the dyno to see what she does before I order my charger from Black Bear this summer.
It is a DynoComp Dyno that is known throughout Colorado as being the HeartBreaker because no one likes to dyno on it and see their real numbers.
Keep this in mind.
She has an AirRaid intake tube, KN panel filter, 90K mile spark plugs and wires (changing on Monday), 91 octane and a BB tune for 91 octane. I am also at 6300 feet elevation (thin as hell air).
She pulled 213.9whp (in 2wd mode) and 239.4 wtq. A lot of the guys were impressed.
To compare to another dyno in the area. A buddy of mine pulled 504whp in his Evo last week at another dyno and today's dyno showed 414whp for the same car.
What do you think?
-Erich
Edit: Correction factor was 1.12
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