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Old 20-01-2007, 01:35 PM   #1
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Default CFI to MPFI Dyno Runs = 34.1 rwkw Increase

Hey guys had the car Dyno'd today down at Hallam Performance.
The first sheet that I am showing is the first dyno that the car had when it was CFI. As you can see it is pretty crapola!


Here is the second Dyno after the car was converted to MPFI. As you can see the power increase is diffinately significant. Its just standard minus the pod filter. Im over the moon I was only expecting to run 95 - 100rwkw.


Big thanks to Paul (v8capri).
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