The official Fiesta ST dyno thread!
Pumaspeed is doing that on the stock intake too? Lol.
Hey more power to what ever they are doing. I don't have an answer for you. I don't know what 19.4*C equals, but likely slightly colder than central Florida
Either way, doesn't make up for give/take 40whp. ( basically 39whp ). But this is a "shop car". Someone buy pumaspeed parts and dyno on a dyno jet in American and see how it goes. I really don't have an answer. They calm a different turbine shaft, i can't see much of an "apples to apples" difference in the two from their pics, they tilted the camera and twisted the angle they took the photos at. One wheel does look bigger, but if I take 6 pictures of ported manifolds, 2 look ok, 2 look good, and 2 look awesome. So if your trying to eyeball a 2mm difference in size on the exducer of the turbine wheel, lol, its gonna be hard to see. I could take 6 pics of our stock wheel in the housing, then clean the blades and take 6 more pics and post the worst pic of dirty wheel vs the best pic of the clean turbine and say, "we upgraded the shaft".
Another thing that makes me scratch my head... If they "upgraded" the turbine shaft, why did they clip it? If your putting in an all new shaft, it should NOT need to be clipped, it should be in its best range of operation "as is" and its "upgraded" over the stock one, so just shear size should be enough to flow more than enough to keep you from clipping the blades.
But... All that being said... They are playing by there rules with a shop car that has to sell to make money to pay the bills. I did my dyno to give everyone the "worst case scenario" on a daily driven car tuned by "some guy".
39whp, is a spread, I'll agree. Truth is... I really don't know. Are they running that $1200 manifold on that dyno? ( been a while since I looked through their products and pricing etc ).