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Old 04-27-2017, 03:39 AM   #1
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Anyone has dynoed before and after?
I also love a good intake growl but with added benefits :)
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Old 04-27-2017, 07:12 AM   #2
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Anyone has dynoed before and after?

I also love a good intake growl but with added benefits :)


I don't have a dyno test but I have tested on the same road my accelaration from 0 to 100 km/h. Before 12 sec after its aprox 10 sec


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Old 04-27-2017, 10:48 PM   #3
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I don't have a dyno test but I have tested on the same road my accelaration from 0 to 100 km/h. Before 12 sec after its aprox 10 sec
you shaved 2 seconds off 0-62mph with an intake and a muffler? that's the most amazing thing i've heard this week! i've seen people pay $5,000 to accomplish this, who knew all they needed was an intake and a muffler....
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Old 04-28-2017, 08:47 AM   #4
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you shaved 2 seconds off 0-62mph with an intake and a muffler? that's the most amazing thing i've heard this week! i've seen people pay $5,000 to accomplish this, who knew all they needed was an intake and a muffler....


I saw the comment yesterday and I had write like 100 lines of response but then I said nahhh let it be :p


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Old 04-28-2017, 09:38 AM   #5
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I saw the comment yesterday and I had write like 100 lines of response but then I said nahhh let it be :p

It's the feeling when someone spent like 320$ on a filter and he is trying to convince himself that he did a good choice :p

I mean common 300$ for a filter? I searched it on amazon yesterday and that's the price.
Really with this amount of money you can do so maaaany better things:
•put a spoiler
•put a good sound system with touchscreen and amp + new speakers
•convert the cloth seats to leather by a professional workshop
And much more things
They don't change the power, but neither the filter does

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Old 07-03-2017, 09:32 PM   #6
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you shaved 2 seconds off 0-62mph with an intake and a muffler? that's the most amazing thing i've heard this week! i've seen people pay $5,000 to accomplish this, who knew all they needed was an intake and a muffler....
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Old 06-16-2017, 01:13 AM   #7
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I don't have a dyno test but I have tested on the same road my accelaration from 0 to 100 km/h. Before 12 sec after its aprox 10 sec


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Stock 0-60 time is in the 10 sec range. I seriously doubt that an intake did anything.
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Old 06-16-2017, 08:29 AM   #8
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Stock 0-60 time is in the 10 sec range. I seriously doubt that an intake did anything.
It all comes down to the launch and conditions.
I've done a before and after test with new tires, lightweight alloys and air intake.
The car was stock before.

Before with winter tires and stock air intake the best i could do was 11.1 sec
After with new sticky summer tires and aftermarket air intake the best i could do was 11.3 sec.

So after i did the mods my 0-62 times were worse than before.
So i guess my winter tires stick well enough to put the power down and it all comes down to the launch and your shifting.
You can scrape off some time with good shifting.

But with a bad launch my times are always in the 12-13 sec range.

My engine is the 1.3l 2SZ-FE

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Old 06-19-2017, 01:18 AM   #9
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It all comes down to the launch and conditions.
I've done a before and after test with new tires, lightweight alloys and air intake.
The car was stock before.

Before with winter tires and stock air intake the best i could do was 11.1 sec
After with new sticky summer tires and aftermarket air intake the best i could do was 11.3 sec.

So after i did the mods my 0-62 times were worse than before.
So i guess my winter tires stick well enough to put the power down and it all comes down to the launch and your shifting.
You can scrape off some time with good shifting.

But with a bad launch my times are always in the 12-13 sec range.

My engine is the 1.3l 2SZ-FE

The biggest difference that comes into play between your time and mine is that our engines are different. I have the 1NZ, and even with a wheel/tire setup that is heavier than stock and an axleback I've been able to get a 10 second range 0-60 with everything stock otherwise.

Sticky tires can take away performance of a car also. They have a higher rolling resistance, which basically means that you need more energy to move them than a tire with lower rolling resistance tires such as snow tires or energy conserving tires. With the 2SZ being limited on power already as is, sticky tires can negatively impact the performance.

Honestly, just by adding an intake and exhaust isn't going to make any car much faster (there are exceptions). It will however make your car louder, and if that is what floats your boat then
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