Stock and Stage 1 dyno results?

[Cts5555]

Hi all


Uk member, just picked up my ST in race red. Looking for some clarification

Wondering what sort of figures you are getting from various dynos in stock form, then comparative runs at stage 1, same dyno, same day?

Browsing this forum there seems to be a massive divide between different dynos, and I cannot find a single stock against stage 1/2 dyno sheet that makes sense. Most seem to be dramatically over exaggerated compared to stock figures, or have a large boost spike resulting in a silly torque figure, or simply have no 'baseline' stock run as a comparison (resulting in a worthless piece of paper )

Cobb themselves quote some very realistic figures, however some of the 'after' runs flying around here, with no baseline test, seem a little unlikely.

Anyway, would like to see some results for stock vs stage 1 and above, ran on the same dyno under the same conditions and plotted on the same graph.

Cheers

Nice forum BTW

 

[CanadianST]

The Smoking Tire did exactly what you're looking for, put the COBB packages on the car and ran it on the same dyno after each stage.

Stock 191hp, 231 ft-lbs
Stage 2 210hp, 272 ft-lbs
Stage 3 217hp, 287 ft-lbs

This video shows a graph of stock vs stage 3
http://www.thesmokingtire.com/2014/video-project-fiesta-st-gets-cobb-stage-3-more-sound-more-power/

 

[Charest2394]

you have the same video for the stage 1 and stage 2 by Smoking Tire:

Stage 1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_v8BuB5RsI

Stage 2:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fHRG8fINDs

 

[Cts5555]

Thanks guys

So Stock to stage 1 approx + 3bhp +18ftlbs
Stock to stage 2 approx +24bhp +40ftlbs

And lets forget the 'wheel hp' thing, and concentrate on the actual gains noted, since this is a Mustang dyno ( which are know to be conservative ), we can safely assume that the 'wheel hp' reading are actually flywheel figures, hence the stock car makes roughly the correct bhp for a stock car, strangely enough . Torque - At the kind of ramp rates used for these runs ( 18 seconds 2000rpm to redline ), yes, you are going to get an inflated torque figure, any slower and you would drop out of the 'overboost' !!