whoa 6hp by only bumping up timing? damn that's even better than on the se-r
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From: "Mike Kojima" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Sentra Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 4:43 PM
Subject: SML: Hotshot Header and JWT ECU dyno tested!


> We tested the Hotshot Header today with good results, the header made an
> impressive 6 more peak hp with a gain of 8 hp at 5500 rpm.  Even at 1500
rpm
> it still made 1 more hp, losing no hp anywhere in the rev range.
>
> The JWT ECU was very impressive also producing 2 more peak hp but really
> fatening up the powerband producing 10 more hp in the 5000-5500 RPM range.
> The ECU really increses the usable hp, gets rid of the speed limiter and
> bumps the rev limiter to 7300 rpm. Throttle response is much better also,
> much better than advanced stock timing.
>
> Advancing the timing 5 degrees from stock gave 1/2 more peak hp but
incresed
> mid range power by about 6 at 5500 rpm, a pretty good gain for free.  You
> cannot do this with a JWT ECU as the advance is built into the ECU.
>
> I am very pleased with how the GA16 responds to minor cheap mods. The car
> now puts out 108 hp and 107 ft lbs of torque to the wheels vs the somewhat
> anemic 92 hp and 89 ft lbs of torque it made stock. This is 16 hp and 18
ft
> lbs more torque to the wheels with just simple bolt on's.  The GA ought to
> have enough juice to go toe to toe with most civics and other cars in its
> class except for Si and SE-R's.  Another point is the dyno we are using is
> conservative and puts out 3-5 less hp than other dynos.
>
> I will be testing camshafts, throttle bodies and NOS soon.
>
> Mike
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