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On that particular dynosheet everything seems to be OK, but I'm having a real hard time believing that those results would be correct, sorry. For flywheel they could pass, but not for wheel. I'm not too familiar with the automatic and it gearing, but there could be somehting there. Attached to this message is my friends dynosheet from a stock B205R engine. It was dynoed in a shop where they in general have a conservative dyno (have many another reasults also if some body is interested), result was 216WHP for stock. Only proble was that they could not dyno the car in fourth gear due to heat soak and ECU dropping to base boost(1min run, MAHA type dyno) and that is why they used 3rd
I would not generialize the statement that HW parts make T7 cars run lean.
It all depens on what Trionic does and does not and what infulence the added HW part has to the system in whole. For instance you take a IC or any another part that will affect spool up dramatically. Most often in these cases Trinic will cut back on airmass due to over conservative wastegate mapping. This is a safety precaution for Trionic to avoid "over shooting of this parameter". If the adaption does not go down by much I just by pure luck or the IC is shit. I can post you a before and after airmass plot of Trionic 7 for turbo intake pipe. It clearly indicates this dilerma. Also during closed loop fuel adaption will take place which also affect WOT maps so the results can be what ever depending on installed HW part and its influence to VE and spoolup.
Rico, I have airmass plots for B205R stock, both 3rd and fourth gear if you want to compare once you have the change to measure your car.
T5 on the other hand will generally run lean more lean if a better IC is istalled with out SW back up. I have gotten this inforamtion from various courses, but have not tested it out my self. I believe there are many writers on this board who have installed a new if to a T5 car, maybe some one could do a before and efter dyno with A/F?. A quick check to the plugs will also tell you if things are terribly wrong with the new set up.
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