MAF conversion dyno results

[clevertd]

I know not all of you are on bf.c so here's the dyno results from today. 106k miles and a Miller MAF conversion.

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/4...resultsuw9.jpg

Numbers were 196whp, 218whtq.

[Kalevera]

That's pretty impressive. Tell us more about the car -- 5 speed? Stock?


I used to live in 704.

[clevertd]

That's pretty impressive. Tell us more about the car -- 5 speed? Stock?


I used to live in 704.

Yep, 5 speed. I've got smoked corners and turn signals on it... saving up for suspension so I can do upper and lower control arms, sway bar links, shocks, springs, and caster/camber plates all at once. After that, I'll be looking for some Rondell 58's. Then after that... a call to TCD (That's how I have things in order right now, but it seems to change daily)

I bought it back in September with 100k on it, amazing find really, the guy lived three miles from my house and we ended up knowing a lot of the same people indirectly. I've got many plans for it, just not enough cash flow right now. The E34 is an amazing chassis and I've learned a lot already by working on it quite a bit.

[BigKriss]

what were the numbers before the conversion?

I know not all of you are on bf.c so here's the dyno results from today. 106k miles and a Miller MAF conversion.

http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/4...resultsuw9.jpg

Numbers were 196whp, 218whtq.

[clevertd]

what were the numbers before the conversion?

I didn't get a chance to dyno it before the conversion... but I was hoping for 200 ft-lbs to the wheels after seeing some other graphs on here or on mye28.com. I'll see if I can dig one up for you on bf.c of someone elses.