Dyno Results Reported
This section is intended to give you a some information / feedback related to reported Dyno results. One has to keep in mind that test results are effected by a number of factors, and that results will vary from Dyno to Dyno. What is most usefull and meaningfull, are results taken on the same Dyno - on the same day using the same test procedures.
As of 16 Feb., 1999....cjb
Message for Beck Carl J From: David Smith To: z-car@CS.Princeton.EDU Date: Thu, Sep 21, 1995 10:27 AM Subject:-all- Dyno results I recently mentioned that our club (Nissan Datsun Sports Owners Club in Melbourne, Australia) held a Dyno Day. For those interested, the results are below. (calculated) VEHICLE MODIFICATIONS REAR WHEEL ENGINE ------- ------------- (kW) (BHP) (kW) (BHP) Datsun 1000 Standard 42 56 55 73 Datsun 1000 Race 51 68 66 89 Datsun 240Z 2.8L 91 122 118 159 Datsun 240Z Race 128 172 166 223 Datsun 240Z RB20 turbo 84 113 109 146 Datsun 260Z Standard 75 101 98 131 Datsun 260Z 240Z carbs 76 102 99 132 Datsun 260Z Warm 93 125 121 162 Datsun 260Z 350 Chev 184 247 239 321 Datsun 260Z 2+2 Standard 72 96 94 125 Nissan 300ZX Chip, Exhaust 112 150 146 195 Nissan 300ZX TT AVO Mods 201 269 261 350 Nissan Skyline GTR Standard 200 268 260 348 Nissan Skyline GTR AVO Mods 215 288 280 375 Nissan Skyline GTR Boost, Exhaust 234 314 304 408 Nissan Skyline GTS Standard 97 130 126 169 Prince Skyline GT Standard 45 60 59 78 Unfortunately, the age of the vehicles was not recorded. However, both 300ZX's are the latest body style ie 90+. To get the engine figures, I have added 30% to the rear wheel measurements to allow for driveline losses. The dyno owner gave me this figure as the one to use for his dyno, based on his experiences with engines measured on an engine dyno and then on his chassis dyno. The 300ZX owner was disappointed with his results, actually having lost some 25 horsepower from stock. The opinion was that the chip was not suitable for the intake and exhaust changes he had made. The Prince owner was also disappointed but, after correcting his cam timing, he came back and recorded 11 more rear wheel kilowatts. The 300ZXTT has what I would call a Stage 1 motor (changed exhaust, air filter, chip and boost control). The 408hp GTR is also "Stage 1" but with changed cam timing. Interestingly, the 375hp GTR is more like a "Stage 2", also having bigger turbos and an extra injector. Needless to say, the owner is now investigating his cam timing. Regards, David Smith Secretary, NDSOC============================================================