Either way, the numbers are strong for a first shakedown run after finishing the swap.
I wanna redyno mine sometime soon. I dynoed on a pretty hot day at 12psi and the car is consistently boosting higher than that in cooler temps.
Might want to make sure the rest of the engine is fine before just replacing the HG and throwing everything back together, depending on if and how long you were driving around with coolant in the oil.
When in doubt, just open it up and look
No dyno sheets, what type of dyno, boost pressure, or outside conditions were given so it's hard to contribute a dyno number to one cause(the ECU). Not enough evidence to draw that conclusion until Stan tells us more. :dunno:
Dyno numbers on different days in different temps are comporable only to an extent. I could have put down 300+ or less than 280 on a different day.
I never said stan had a stock ECU. I asked why is he asking? If it's a mine's, sard, blitz or any other ECU, it would clearly say that.
It was missing pretty bad at idle on the way to work.
Didn't want to take the chance of putting it on the road and having it die on me in the street.
Kind of inconvenient to push start a car with traffic speeding past you, ya know?
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