Well, as the title states, I just got back from a dyno day at a speed shop in albuquerque. Haha. Was fun! I will post pics when I get them, but best of all is I got to see my car dyno (and hear it's shmexy growl).

Unfortunately, we all know elevation kills horsepower like none other. Albuquerque is around and a little above 5000 feet (and where I live is 7500 feet). So, after I looked up the calculations and converted my chart to sea level... I saw my car is pushing 120 (almost 121) horses at 68 degrees with 7% humidity. Then again... I don't think they got any good runs due to it being an automatic tranny... but who knows. It seems right to me.

I will copy the original dyno sheet sometime and put it in my profile.

Sadly my parts still havent shipped... and I have no idea why it is taking howell 3-4 months to ship a header, and a cam gear.[:@] I am also waiting still on my camshaft and valve springs[:@]

Pics will follow tomorrow or monday...

 

thats howells biggest prob they never get anything out on time.

 

Okay, well I have some pictures up. There are more on my ever growing photobucket... but I am posting only the ones of mine right now. Thee were a couple SRT-4's there with a Z28 camaro, Very modded Corado, 2 Mazda MX-3's, A drag racing car (El Camino), one turo civic, and a couple more along with myself. Enjoy the pics!

 

Picture of the dyno printout??

 

im scanning right now. Remember please... haha this is at 5000 feet and is UNCORRECTED on the printout. I don't know why...

 

Yeah yeah yeah, my Neon dyno's at 1000rwhp at sea level too! Damn this Ohio elevation!!

Haha just playin man!

 

Haha. I know. Elevation here kills power on N/A cars. I whenever I go anywhere the amount of difference in power is amazing. Oh well... There it is... my amazingly low number at 5000 feet

 

Yeah that looks like what a STOCK Neon would look like on the dyno...i would assume with your TB, Exhaust, and CAI you should be in the 115-120whp range (not to bash on your calculations though )...

 

yep. That is where my calcs took me. 118-120 ballpark.

 

That sounds great for a few boltons and an auto tranny.
It also gives me a far closer idea of how much hp I have.

You should do it again when you get that shiny new cam and etc. in!