BustedLX
10-09-2003, 10:09 PM
Alright... well I found a shop I liked here in South Florida with a Dyno so I said what the hell, Let's see what she can do. So I made an appointment for 2pm, loaded up my extra ECU and rode out.
It was $50 for three runs but the guys there where real cool and gave me a 4th run free so I could compare my two ECU's. I ran a JDM Spoon P13 n/a and on a 55 shot N20 and a P28 with an H22A program tuned by RPT both n/a and on N20. Although the P28 does not control the secondaries this tune was supposed to compensate for that short coming.
The engine is a 1994 JDM H22A mated to a 1995 USDM H23A 5-Speed.
Here is the list of non-stock mods on the engine at time of Dyno:
- Magen ceramic 4-2-1 headers.
- Bomz high flow cat.
- Bullet 2.5" mandral bent cat back exhaust.
- MSD SCI-L ignition amp.
- Crane Cams fireball coil.
- eBay powder coated short ram intake.
- Zex dry nitrous kit (55 shot).
I think that's about it, everything else about the engine is stock, no stupid breather elements or trottle body coolant bypasses.
All the passes where done in 3rd gear and at 7200 rpm.
Here we have the P13. N/A in Blue, N20 in Red:
http://www.josebellas.com/images/dyno/spoonh22ap13.jpg
N/A = 177.6hp and 147.4 ft. lbs. of torque
N20 = 217.4hp and 192.4 ft. lbs. of torque
Here is the P28 with the RPT H22A tune. Again N/A in Blue, N20 in Red:
http://www.josebellas.com/images/dyno/rpth22ap28.jpg
N/A = 181.7hp and 149.6 ft. lbs. of torque
N20 = 216.5hp and 197.3 ft. lbs. of torque
So there you have it. The P28 with a good tune can preduce some good numbers over a Spoon chipped P13.
It was $50 for three runs but the guys there where real cool and gave me a 4th run free so I could compare my two ECU's. I ran a JDM Spoon P13 n/a and on a 55 shot N20 and a P28 with an H22A program tuned by RPT both n/a and on N20. Although the P28 does not control the secondaries this tune was supposed to compensate for that short coming.
The engine is a 1994 JDM H22A mated to a 1995 USDM H23A 5-Speed.
Here is the list of non-stock mods on the engine at time of Dyno:
- Magen ceramic 4-2-1 headers.
- Bomz high flow cat.
- Bullet 2.5" mandral bent cat back exhaust.
- MSD SCI-L ignition amp.
- Crane Cams fireball coil.
- eBay powder coated short ram intake.
- Zex dry nitrous kit (55 shot).
I think that's about it, everything else about the engine is stock, no stupid breather elements or trottle body coolant bypasses.
All the passes where done in 3rd gear and at 7200 rpm.
Here we have the P13. N/A in Blue, N20 in Red:
http://www.josebellas.com/images/dyno/spoonh22ap13.jpg
N/A = 177.6hp and 147.4 ft. lbs. of torque
N20 = 217.4hp and 192.4 ft. lbs. of torque
Here is the P28 with the RPT H22A tune. Again N/A in Blue, N20 in Red:
http://www.josebellas.com/images/dyno/rpth22ap28.jpg
N/A = 181.7hp and 149.6 ft. lbs. of torque
N20 = 216.5hp and 197.3 ft. lbs. of torque
So there you have it. The P28 with a good tune can preduce some good numbers over a Spoon chipped P13.