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Crana
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3rd Nov 10 at 14:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Just had my car on the dyno at college and it made 142.6bhp and 136.8lbf.ft Its just a standard engine with a blowing exhaust.. Is that power good?


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seems a healthy figure, and the graph looks tidy.
what milage is on the engine?
Crana
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3rd Nov 10 at 14:17   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Not sure lol
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I'd say its a good figure for an engine thats around 20 years old
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I wouldnt be happy with that myself.
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3rd Nov 10 at 14:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

why? its standard.

[Edited on 03-11-2010 by gez bay]
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quote:
Originally posted by gez bay
why? its standard.

[Edited on 03-11-2010 by gez bay]

Totally standard and it's a 24 year old engine
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Great for a engine that hasnt been apart and fitted with all new bits imo.

Archie i bet your xe is the same power.
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So its lost about 14bhp over the years.

What exhaust system is on it??

I wouldnt be happy either,i would be wanting factory figs.lol.

Wish the XE's were like the V6's and gained more power after some miles on them.
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quote:
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why? its standard.

[Edited on 03-11-2010 by gez bay]

Totally standard and it's a 24 year old engine


why did you quote?
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So its lost about 14bhp over the years.

What exhaust system is on it??

I wouldnt be happy either,i would be wanting factory figs.lol.

Wish the XE's were like the V6's and gained more power after some miles on them.


Sportex... Find me a valver that makes standard power after 24 years..... after a few years a c20xe would be very lucky to be 150bhp
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21
So its lost about 14bhp over the years.

What exhaust system is on it??

I wouldnt be happy either,i would be wanting factory figs.lol.

Wish the XE's were like the V6's and gained more power after some miles on them.


Sportex... Find me a valver that makes standard power after 24 years..... after a few years a c20xe would be very lucky to be 150bhp


What size of bore is it??What car/engine was it intended for??

I think youve taken that the wrong way.I dont mean it in a bad way,i mean it in a fussy me way.I would always be trying to chase factory figs.
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why? its standard.

[Edited on 03-11-2010 by gez bay]

Totally standard and it's a 24 year old engine


why did you quote?


My old car mate?! And I agreed with what you said and added more.....
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ahh right, i see what you mean. Sorry bud
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Great for a engine that hasnt been apart and fitted with all new bits imo.

Archie i bet your xe is the same power.


I'd gladly prove you wrong if i had £40 to nip up to Henry's
dyno on Saturday.

My old XE ran 169.2 @ the fly and 138 @ the wheels.
On probably one of the most accurate dyno days i have been to.


[Edited on 03-11-2010 by Archie]
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by AW06
Great for a engine that hasnt been apart and fitted with all new bits imo.

Archie i bet your xe is the same power.


I'd gladly prove you wrong if i had £40 to nip up to Henry's
dyno on Saturday.

My old XE ran 169.2 @ the fly and 138 @ the wheels.
On probably one of the most accurate dyno days i have been to.


[Edited on 03-11-2010 by Archie]

Couldn't have been standard
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No Dyno is accurate. Fact.
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quote:
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No Dyno is accurate. Fact.


Not even an engine dyno??
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3rd Nov 10 at 16:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How do you define standard?

Most XEs are running an exhaut and induction thats all mine runs.
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chipped, reprofiled cams... ect
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
No Dyno is accurate. Fact.


Not even an engine dyno??
You know what I mean
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3rd Nov 10 at 16:14   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Not sure is the college dyno is 100% correct it's not often used and when it is its mostly for training
Lee Wilson
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As long as its around 150 it proves its healthy I guess. I was well chuffed with mine. 169.7 bhp and 158.8 lbft torque. Thats with ecotech top hat, 1.6 air box and exhaust. How accurate it is I don't know
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3rd Nov 10 at 17:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

How can you gain 20bhp from a 20 year old engine that only started life with 150 :S
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magic

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