View Full Version : BHP before and after induction kit! Results.
Steveo-vts
24th August 2008, 10:40
Heya guys,
I was always skepitcal weither induction kits make any difference to bhp or not, and i have read a few threads on here that seem to suggust they do pretty much sweet FA.
Well, my friend went to go and get his car dyno'd and took his cold air induction with him, and before it made 145bhp, and after it made 150bhp.
So thats not bad, 5bhp more then i was expecting tbh.
RCD-Performance
24th August 2008, 10:42
What induction kit was it?
That seems like great results.
Was anything else changed while on the dyno? IE the position of any cooling fans, did outside air temp remain the same?
Ross
RCD.
dsh85
24th August 2008, 10:43
whats the set up the car has? what induction kit? any graphs
more info ;)
car model and year
Mark51
24th August 2008, 10:46
random thread tbh.
need more details mate, alot more details
Steveo-vts
24th August 2008, 10:48
its a 2.0l hyundai coupe, the induction kit is cone by the front bumper (lol, dont know what its called) its unbranded. Yeah all the conditions were exactly the same.
RCD-Performance
24th August 2008, 10:57
You will probably find the standard airbox was creating a restriction, old dirty filter/dirty airbox/oil residue in the pipework, all add's up.
How old was the standard filter element?
One of the best things i find more making a standard car more responsive, clean the damn inlet system! And change the air filter :)
graphs would be great, makes so much more sense when you can see whats going on.
Steveo-vts
24th August 2008, 11:02
the filter at very most would have been 9 months old, i will try and get the graphs up but they are printed. the bhp with the induction was better through out the rev range on the graph which was 3k rpm upwards. also the touque was improved by 10lbs.
Mr_X
24th August 2008, 11:29
sounds pretty good, i have seen a few peeps that have lost hp by induction kits.
RCD-Performance
24th August 2008, 11:30
the filter at very most would have been 9 months old, i will try and get the graphs up but they are printed. the bhp with the induction was better through out the rev range on the graph which was 3k rpm upwards. also the touque was improved by 10lbs.
Sounds good then mate! Get those graphs up :)
phillyc
24th August 2008, 11:51
if the cone was by the front bumper that might be why as it would be getting very good cold airflow and wouldnt be taking in as much hot air from the engine.
KamRacing
24th August 2008, 18:12
Heya guys,
I was always skepitcal weither induction kits make any difference to bhp or not, and i have read a few threads on here that seem to suggust they do pretty much sweet FA.
Well, my friend went to go and get his car dyno'd and took his cold air induction with him, and before it made 145bhp, and after it made 150bhp.
So thats not bad, 5bhp more then i was expecting tbh.
sounds good!
We got our lupo on the rollers yesterday and it made I think 6 bhp over standard with the BMC CDA.. but we bolted on a home brew attempt and made even more power. Will get Jon to dig out the graphs
Thus inspired we're going to make our own kit for the lupo and maybe soon for the VTS as well
Mark51
24th August 2008, 18:19
pics of the home made
dsh85
24th August 2008, 21:08
ive heard that standard hyundai coupe filters are restricted and how people modify them for easy bhp increase, this could be why the big increase when changing?
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