Power related mods:
Erick's racing 72mm TB
modified Skunk2 IM
P&P and lowered head
modified DC 4-2-1
Greddy EVO + Carsound cat
Euro-R cams
Phaerable OBD1
Results are at the wheels... 209whp, 148wtq
Can somebody convert the torque from metric? I don't know how to do it...
PS: We tried 2 different programs. First one has the rev limit set to 8200 and the second one @8000.
We didn't tune since I plan to put in some Crower stg2's and some other mods.
Phaerable did an excellent job if you ask me...
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Here is mine. Maybe someone can tell me why I did not make any real power with a P72 with 2 hrs uberdata tuning over my stock P13. I do have a factory Si cat on the car which may me hurting flow really bad. Check signature for my mods. Some cars with fewer mods are making more torque. Any ideas why?
__________________ 95 white Si with JDM H22A engine and trans. Thermal cat back, DC header, AEM pullies, AEM cai, P72 with Uberdata, NGK plugs and wires.
I changed it, check it out now and tell me you thoughts.
__________________ 95 white Si with JDM H22A engine and trans. Thermal cat back, DC header, AEM pullies, AEM cai, P72 with Uberdata, NGK plugs and wires.
^ your untuned power curve looks awefully good given that there no power dip before vtec. But strangly, after 2 hours of tuning its the same power curve, not much change..... it was leaned up by a fair amount....so you should have made more power...... maybee becauae after the 2 hour run, you didn't give ample time for engine to cool down to make a final fun.......
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265WHP @ 6 PSI - full built motor
My H22a4 with Type S pistons, Type S cams, flat bottom valves, AEM V2 intake, RSR Header, RSR catback exhaust, and AEM EMS put down 173hp and 148tq on 93 octane
I had the car tuned at Central Florida Turbo on a Mustang Dyno. Keep in mind that Mustang Dynos have load on the rollers and read 10% or lower power figures than the DynoJet Dynos that almost everyone uses.
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Here's my dyno plot from NPM. Everyone said the dyno was reading 10 HP low, which sounds about right because when the engine was fresh, it put down 204 WHP when it was being tuned.
Specs:
AEM CAI
SMSP header
open exhaust with Coast Fab muffler
milled head
cam gears to set cam timing back to stock
Euro R TB
Euro R crank pulley
AEM alternator pulley
Hondata gasket
deleted PS and AC
eliminated balance shafts
balanced bottom end
NepTune P28 ECU
I plan to dyno as soon as I get a VAFC. Expecting 190's. I might even pull off some other small mods like Hondata IM gasket to hit the 200whp mark with just bolt-ons which most people think is impossible.
200 WHP with bolt ons is far from impossible... a guy down here in Tucson has an accord with an H22 swap- all motor he gets about 290 WHP... nice huh? lol
would love to see mod list and dyno of said car. I know of a guy on H-T who had a fully custom Intake Manifold and Connecting Rods/Pistons made and he didnt push above 260...IIRC....Ill tyr to dig up the post
less you talking about 2point6, which he is a member of this board and I stand corrected, but he has quite a bit in that engine again IIRC
LOL... I just printed out the dyno plot using the software installed on my PC. You can just download it and make it say whatever you want.
My Dynoplot... Run 13 = Hondata and final run. Lately I was putting down 184... but I need to do some retuning with the new header (AFR is wacked on the lower end).
JDM H22A (H22A4 R.I.P.)
Balancer belt removed
EVAP system removed
Shimmed Oil pressure valve by 2mm
Hondata S200 w/datalogging
P28 ECU (Hondata coverted)
AEM Cold Air Intake (wrapped)
Fujistubo Header (modified for 5th gen)
S2000 Throttle body (ported and polished to 69mm)
Intake manifold (ported to match Throttle body)
345cc Peak and Hold Injectors + Resistor box
Unorthodox Racing Power Steering, Alternator and Crank Pulley
MSD 8.5 sparkplug wires
Apex’i WS catback exhaust
Test Pipe
Grant's High Temp Intake Manifold gasket
Grant's Motor Mounts
NGK Iridium Spark Plugs (1-step colder)
JDM 4th Gen Transmission (M2B4) with Helical Limited Slip Differential
ACT Heavy Duty clutch
Lighten OEM Flywheel (12 lbs)
Engine
H22a4 with 63k.
Bpi Velocity Stack(w/recommended K&N RF-1048 Filter)
AEM 3'' CAI
70mm BDL Throttle Body (portmached to manifold)
Euro-R IM
RC 440cc saturated injectors
Hondata IM Gasket
H22a Head (H23 Manual Tensioner Conversion)
Type S cams
Skunk2 Valvesprings and Titanium Retainers.
Skunk2 Adj. Cam Gears
Type One Racing Header (2.36'' collector) with a slightly dented bottom (hytech this summer)
Test Pipe (2.25'')
Thermal Exhaust (2.25'')
Hondata S200 riding on a P28 Ecu. Tranny
M2Y4
Exedy Stage 2 Clutch Wheels and Tires
Stock Maintenance
New timing belt, water pump, fuel filter, and a fresh set of spark plugs for the dyno. Cap/Rotor/Wires/Plugs replaced 30k miles ago.
Engine built by Larry @ Endyn
Assembled by Billy @ Marcucci Motorsports
Tuned by Tony @ T1
Honda Challenge H2 legal engine
Stock cams
Skunk2 cam gears
Type S throttle body
DC header w/modified 2.5 collector
Greddy PE exhaust
AEM intake
Hondata S300
.10 OS factory pistons
Milled head/decked block
~10.5:1 compression
no ps or ac
Euro R crank pulley
I think my numbers are a little lower than Billy’s because of my header/exhaust combination is far inferior to his. You could really tell it needed to breathe better on the top end. Great mid range though which should really help coming off the corners.
__________________ David Rierson
Marcucci Motorsports
98 Prelude #53 NASA Honda Challenge
03 Acura RSX
04 Nissan Armada
06 Kawasaki KLX250S
.....finally, got 'er on the dyno and tuned up. Thanks to Steve @ VDP for taking the time to work through it all and get everything "in tune"
-very happy with 184.36hp/154.39ftlb
'95 USDM H22 w/ 112K
Akimoto CAI
Greddy 4-2-1 Header
Greddy SP Exhaust system
AEM Tru-power pulleys
AEM cam gears
Bosch 7mm spark plug wires
NGK plugs
Apex'i VAFC
ACT SuperStreet Clutch
JUN Ultralight Flywheel
83.23 degrees F, 74% humidity, and keep in mind this was the best/last run of the day, we did 15 or 16 pulls in about
2 hours w/ tuning so could probably pull out a couple more w/ weather cooler/dryer, and engine "fresh"
I didn't see the graph before David! The torque really jumps at VTEC!
Kevin, the graph looks good. You can probably dial out a little bit more of that VTEC hump. The power climbs nicely.
I have a graph from a tune at T1 a while back, but it was only WHP. Fortunately Tony gave me the data file. I was thinking how I could get WTQ from it, and I remembered that you can export the raw data from WinPEP. So I put that data into Excel and made a chart:
This is SAE corrected. Peak WHP was 204.7 at 6,900 RPMs and peak WTQ was 165.4 at 6,100.
Everyone says that leaving the butterflies open all the time and running a 3" exhaust will kill low end torque, but mine seems okay...
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