I went last week for a baseline dyno session. The shop builds & tunes alot of FI engines, I'm gonna stay n/a.
He let the engine cool down about 20 minutes between pulls with a large fan running into the grill.
In four pulls the largest difference in hp between pulls was 5hp and it was with the shortest cool down, less than 10 minutes. I just figured the oil was warmer & thinner which helped make a few more ponies.
I've got hundreds of pulls on my bikes over the years that I race and they continually make more power up to a point, which may take a dozen pulls to get heat soaked. They do not have knock sensors.
Do other dyno operators wait 20+ minutes between pulls or do them back to back fairy quickly?
I'm thinking this shop is just used to letting boosted engines cool down between runs which definately helps them.
Also, seems like I read when our engine oil temperature gets to a certain degree, the PCM will pull timing. I can't find out anything for sure. If this is true would anyone know what that temperature is?
Thanks in advance,
Dan
He let the engine cool down about 20 minutes between pulls with a large fan running into the grill.
In four pulls the largest difference in hp between pulls was 5hp and it was with the shortest cool down, less than 10 minutes. I just figured the oil was warmer & thinner which helped make a few more ponies.
I've got hundreds of pulls on my bikes over the years that I race and they continually make more power up to a point, which may take a dozen pulls to get heat soaked. They do not have knock sensors.
Do other dyno operators wait 20+ minutes between pulls or do them back to back fairy quickly?
I'm thinking this shop is just used to letting boosted engines cool down between runs which definately helps them.
Also, seems like I read when our engine oil temperature gets to a certain degree, the PCM will pull timing. I can't find out anything for sure. If this is true would anyone know what that temperature is?
Thanks in advance,
Dan