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If you're just gonna post bull**** and try to pass it as truth, there's a button that says logout at the top of the page.
Your numbers are either false or inflated.
Heres what KN gained on a supercharged car:
http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/57-3045_dyno.pdf
Last edited by Explicit_Spade; 01-11-2012 at 10:06 PM.
Uh brian, you're taking this a step too far.
that chart is for naturally aspirated. the series 2 3800 sc engine was rated at 240 hp and 280 ftlb of torque. that chart is for my type of engine which shows a gain of around 15. sorry i round up. i know if says s/c engine but the chart is for N/A engine
hrmmm.
Run Title: K&N 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix 3.8L s/c
Run Notes: K&N Intake Kit #57-3045 installed. 2nd gear run. Miles 55218
Run Date: 4/1/2004 12:26:14 PM
K&N.002: 69.73 °F, 28.99 in-Hg, SAE: 1.01
edit: http://www.knfilters.com/dynocharts/57-3045_dyno.pdf
that chart isn't.
They used a chassis dyno which measures the power at the wheels.Stock 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix 3.8L s/c
190-200 WHP is what a S/C series 2 typically produces.
A N/A series II is typically around 150-160 WHP.
either way its still got to be similar gains for my car. there isn't much of a difference between the engines. all i know is after i installed the intake there was clearly a noticeable difference in performance. Acceleration from a stop and while on a roll has improved big time. no matter what the numbers its a good upgrade and worth the money
So... You don't have a dynochart?
99...we've had some issues with outrageous claims by members/former members. As a whole the community can be quick to make certain that there's a tangible difference between data/numbers and claims. Try not to take it personally...but we take a lot of pride when we post information about our vehicles including real world results.
So um...how's the audio side of things?!![]()
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