sx sonic
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We need a nice single source for all the Dyno sheets and even GM's PID output numbers for all to find. Dyno sheets for both the 1.8 and 1.4t are in short supply and scattered throughout the forum; lets change that, if you find a dyno sheet or Even GM PIDs (torque values monitored by the ECM) post them in here.
Minimum requirements are: Username or company, engine (1.8 or 1.4t), transmission (AT or MY), HP and torque (eg 200hp@3,500RPM and 215ft lbs tq@2,870RPM), Octane, and modifications at the time of the run.
Preferably the following should also be included: Dyno sheet or link to Dyno sheet(mandatory for "Official" ranking), temperature, elevation, Dyno numbers format (SAE corrected, Uncorrected, etc), type of dyno, and any miscellaneous notes you feel may be beneficial.
I'm going to keep the requirement lax for the time being, Lets keep submissions honest and not fudge our numbers to try and gain bragging rights.
Also keep in mind that dyno numbers can and will vary based on factors such as ambient temp, humidity, number of pulls, type of dyno (or even between 1 dyno and another "identical" dyno), correction/format style (corrected, std, uncorrected etc.), etc, and obviously what's been modified.
While the results are useful be aware that simply comparing two dyno sheets may not be as telling as appearances would have you believe because of aforementioned variables.
Also any ideas and suggestion are welcome. opcorn:
Minimum requirements are: Username or company, engine (1.8 or 1.4t), transmission (AT or MY), HP and torque (eg 200hp@3,500RPM and 215ft lbs tq@2,870RPM), Octane, and modifications at the time of the run.
Preferably the following should also be included: Dyno sheet or link to Dyno sheet(mandatory for "Official" ranking), temperature, elevation, Dyno numbers format (SAE corrected, Uncorrected, etc), type of dyno, and any miscellaneous notes you feel may be beneficial.
I'm going to keep the requirement lax for the time being, Lets keep submissions honest and not fudge our numbers to try and gain bragging rights.
Also keep in mind that dyno numbers can and will vary based on factors such as ambient temp, humidity, number of pulls, type of dyno (or even between 1 dyno and another "identical" dyno), correction/format style (corrected, std, uncorrected etc.), etc, and obviously what's been modified.
While the results are useful be aware that simply comparing two dyno sheets may not be as telling as appearances would have you believe because of aforementioned variables.
Also any ideas and suggestion are welcome. opcorn: