Yamaha V6
SHO Enthusiast
Howdy, been awhile since I've been around.
I had a free afternoon & curiosity was getting me on what my 91's 3.2L was doing, so I did a couple of pulls today; thought I'd share.
Green: my '84 911, recent baseline prior to getting a new chip.
Red: my current 91 SHO, 3.2L w/ S1 cams (not degreed), custom porting on the intake runners / cylinder head inlet ports, Summit Racing Y-Pipe w/ cats, STOCK VALVES, STOCK MAF, NO CHIP OR TWEECER.
Blue: my old 91 SHO with (insert pretty much any mod here).
214 hp / 201 lb-ft, I don't think that's too shabby. I have no plans to MAF or TWEEC, just thought I'd share.
Now, here's something else, dunno if you guys have discussed this at all here or what.
I have lost about 6hp on the 911 over the past 2 years, which I'm pretty sure is because of the introduction of Ethanol instead of MTBE here in New England since 4/06.
Ethanol is about 30% less energy per unit as gasoline, per the always-correct Internet. 10% Ethanol would be about a 3% drop in power potential in the fuel.
Previous 911 runs: 203.5hp, current, 198hp. 240hp * .85 = 204hp.
Current run: 240hp * .97 = 233 hp; 233hp * .85 = 198hp
This concurs with the numbers I've gotten on the dyno.
So, with non-Ethanol fuel, this setup MIGHT make
Current: 260hp * .97 = 252.8hp; 252.8hp * .85 = 214.3hp
Non-Ethanol, 260hp * .85 = 221hp
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY Ethanol!!
Y'all have a great weekend.
I had a free afternoon & curiosity was getting me on what my 91's 3.2L was doing, so I did a couple of pulls today; thought I'd share.
Green: my '84 911, recent baseline prior to getting a new chip.
Red: my current 91 SHO, 3.2L w/ S1 cams (not degreed), custom porting on the intake runners / cylinder head inlet ports, Summit Racing Y-Pipe w/ cats, STOCK VALVES, STOCK MAF, NO CHIP OR TWEECER.
Blue: my old 91 SHO with (insert pretty much any mod here).
214 hp / 201 lb-ft, I don't think that's too shabby. I have no plans to MAF or TWEEC, just thought I'd share.
Now, here's something else, dunno if you guys have discussed this at all here or what.
I have lost about 6hp on the 911 over the past 2 years, which I'm pretty sure is because of the introduction of Ethanol instead of MTBE here in New England since 4/06.
Ethanol is about 30% less energy per unit as gasoline, per the always-correct Internet. 10% Ethanol would be about a 3% drop in power potential in the fuel.
Previous 911 runs: 203.5hp, current, 198hp. 240hp * .85 = 204hp.
Current run: 240hp * .97 = 233 hp; 233hp * .85 = 198hp
This concurs with the numbers I've gotten on the dyno.
So, with non-Ethanol fuel, this setup MIGHT make
Current: 260hp * .97 = 252.8hp; 252.8hp * .85 = 214.3hp
Non-Ethanol, 260hp * .85 = 221hp
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY Ethanol!!
Y'all have a great weekend.
