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It's NOT fantastic... as compared to an EVO, WRX or a dark blue Skoda Octavia [:p]

 

But anyway, here it is for reference [:p][rolleyes][lipsrsealed]

 

Car is chipped with stock turbo and an exhaust upgrade [;)]

 

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Turbocharged

Another brand of chip, just like Revo. But its done at Servo.. stage 1 is acclaimed 195bhp which is similar to Revo i think.

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Found some pics today ... after so long...

 

Results could've been better but car was getting hot after several runs [:/]

 

Perhaps I should go dyno again [:)]

 

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Neutral Newbie

Newbie (silly) Questions?

 

1. Is this method better than having it done with wheels on?

 

2. Does this method actually reflect the power at the wheels?

 

3. Half day affair?

 

I am planning to do this after I get my exhaust done. It will be some time yet.

 

Great pictures. Thank you for sharing.

 

Lamy

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From what I've gathered, this method is better than those on the rollers.

 

However this is only power at the crank, not wheels (without load on the tyres - real world dynamics)

 

Half day affair? Not really... just make an appointment and dyno away ... takes about an hour or so unless you want more runs... [;)]

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