Tuning Dyno graph.

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Tuning Dyno graph.

l33punto

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So had my Punto remapped today after installing vl38 fmic and k&n filter decided against the decat and will send that back as it only arrived today anyway. How does this graph look to you experienced folk? Thanks
 

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Those are pretty high numbers, I would have to see how a stock car does on that dyno, but the curves look good.
More important: are you happy with the feel and performance?
 
I am happy pulls really well but as usual always wanting more haha. I was hoping for around 180 so getting just over that was good it was kind of an experiment I was interested what it would be like around 180bhp albeit an expensive experiment ha. Would I do it again probably not would just put the money towards a faster base car to begin with this may now become a track car.
 
I feel you, my previous car was a Volvo V70 2.4 20v, now I have a Doblo T-Jet. I made all the plans: intake, turbo, piping, intercooler, exhaust, cams, injectors... to make it a 250hp sleeper van. But in the end, it's still a heavy van and all that money and effort wouldn't make it faster than the average 10yo hothatch.
The low gearing combined with just intake+tune make it quick enough to surprise most people and to have to negotiate for grip launching and cornering despite 235 wide tyres.
I'm keeping the money I save for other things and maybe one day I'll get me an Abarth Evo or a quick Giullietta for having fun.
 
I just sold 2 of my motorbikes and the plan was to buy a type R but I already had the Punto so decided to make it a bit of a sleeper to be fair the standard t jet surprised people occasionally. And coming from bikes nothing is going to seem fast compared to them so maybe I was expecting too much haha.
 
A Punto with +-180hp is already faster than a stock Abarth, unless you get the suspension dialed in perfectly, run extremely grippy tyres, and install a limited slip differential, you can't use more than that anyways in a FWD car. :)
 
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