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So I am still trying to figure out how the PLP Powerdyne S/C edged out the PFS Stage 1 kit at the PLP grand opening this past weekend. Hearing this really amazed me, and it just strengthens my decision to get the Powerdyne setup.
I made a comparison chart of the following kits (bored at work today)...I included the PFS kit as the only turbo, because it raced the Powerdyne. The others are all S/C kits that put out more power than the Powerdyne.
PFS Stage 1 Turbo
PLP Powerdyne S/C
PLP Vortec S/C
TBKO ATI Procharger S/C
Click link below to see chart.....
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ni...rts&.dnm=Comparo.jpg&.src=ph&.view=t&.hires=t
The numbers should be close. I did the math on IS_Dude's TBKO S/C to get the RWHP for the 5spd manual. I got the numbers for the Vortec by doing the normal 15% for manual and 20% for E-Shift. I got the Vortec crank number from the PLP website. I did the same thing for the PFS kit from the 340 crank number I got from the PFS website. The Powerdyne dynos are posted for both manual and E-Shift on the PLP website.
So WTF? There is a good 25-30 RWHP advantage going to the PFS kit. Is the Powerdyne kit underrated? Or was the PFS kit not tuned correctly? What's the deal?
Also, I posted this at the end of a dead thread. I added the torque curve to the Powerdyne dynos so people can see what kind of torque they are putting out. (Hope you don't mind Mike
)
Edit: Mike will have updated numbers for us. I took these numbers down because they might not be accurate.
I made a comparison chart of the following kits (bored at work today)...I included the PFS kit as the only turbo, because it raced the Powerdyne. The others are all S/C kits that put out more power than the Powerdyne.
PFS Stage 1 Turbo
PLP Powerdyne S/C
PLP Vortec S/C
TBKO ATI Procharger S/C
Click link below to see chart.....
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/ni...rts&.dnm=Comparo.jpg&.src=ph&.view=t&.hires=t
The numbers should be close. I did the math on IS_Dude's TBKO S/C to get the RWHP for the 5spd manual. I got the numbers for the Vortec by doing the normal 15% for manual and 20% for E-Shift. I got the Vortec crank number from the PLP website. I did the same thing for the PFS kit from the 340 crank number I got from the PFS website. The Powerdyne dynos are posted for both manual and E-Shift on the PLP website.
So WTF? There is a good 25-30 RWHP advantage going to the PFS kit. Is the Powerdyne kit underrated? Or was the PFS kit not tuned correctly? What's the deal?
Also, I posted this at the end of a dead thread. I added the torque curve to the Powerdyne dynos so people can see what kind of torque they are putting out. (Hope you don't mind Mike
Edit: Mike will have updated numbers for us. I took these numbers down because they might not be accurate.