Dyno Results - Stock 06 S3

[fire911]

Went to a dyno day BBQ this weekend. Totally stock 06 S3 with the newest Triumph tune pushed to the puter.

126 Hp @ 9600 rpm - 77ft-lbs @ 3657 rpm

He said there was more if the rev limiter wasn't there. He also mentioned that triumph was very conservative with the fuel/air mixture.

[itchin]

That sounds pretty close to what they claim. I have a stock 06. It runs so well that i'am hesitant to mess with it but i think i may do the Arrow 3/1 this winter.

I was told also that dynos vary a little between types/brands.

[cheapbastard]

I call BS.

[LMandrake]

Cant wait for Power Commander to come out with a PCIII for the 07. Then Nigel will see some dyno time.

Cheers

[HARVEE]

how many runs did you do?

[Spooner]

Originally Posted by cheapbastard

I call BS.

I'm with u on that one mate!

[HarriS]

Originally Posted by Spooner

I'm with u on that one mate!

Or we have a new world record.

[Buster]

This can hardly be at the rear wheel.. probably corrected or so..

[INTFIT]

Originally Posted by Buster

This can hardly be at the rear wheel.. probably corrected or so..

In dyno terminology does "corrected" mean some equation is used to work out how much power a bike makes at the sprocket as opposed to the wheel?

[Buster]

Originally Posted by INTFIT

In dyno terminology does "corrected" mean some equation is used to work out how much power a bike makes at the sprocket as opposed to the wheel?

Yes, they measure power at the wheel and make "corrections" e.g. use factors to estimate/calculate power at cranckshaft or at outputshaft gearbox