I dynoed my modified RX8 in Kirkland at Carb Conn.
Results: 200.8 RWHP / 148.6 FT-LBS (SAE Corrected to 196.77 / 142.75) Site Conditions: Dynojet 1-21-06. 63 Degrees, 47% Humidity, Altitude 250 feet. Mods to my car: Racing BEat REVi Intake, Ultra Plug Wires, Lineage Grounded, Unorthodox Racing Pulleys with 11% Underdrive, Mazdaspeed Lightened Flywheel, Rotary Performance Supercat Midpipe, Racing Beat REV8 Dual Catback Exhaust, Blue E-Manage with Slight Fuel Mods Only. I plan on adding the Axial Flow Engineering Supercharger to the car next year after the engine management is all worked out with Richard Paul. |
not bad
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Originally Posted by Judge Ito' post='798302' date='Jan 31 2006, 01:02 PM
not bad Thanks - It will get better. I have the Innovative Motorsports LC1 wideband with the XD1 gauge going in to monitor the O2 separate of what the canbus PCM is telling me. Once I have a better handle on the lambda ratios, I will tune the mix even better to about .92-.93 where the most power is to be made. The PCM is pulling timing at the upper end, so I need to add back in a few degrees to get back to 30 advance. I might even go with a full standalone for fuel and spark with the Mazsport Interceptor-X PCM, which is a customized Microtech with a built in harness and MAP sensor. Right now I'm just fooling the PCM with the E-Manage above 6200 RPM and 70% throttle in the open-loop. I only have one more bolt on, and that would be a header. But all the work to date is struggling with the Siamese center exhaust port. |
Dam thats as much as most bridgeports
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no offense to eight and rotary owners.. wishin this wasnt the case
but this is sad... specially with all those mods.. the six generates similar whp numbers and more torque with just an ecu flash and intake.. and her base is 18hp less than the eight.. https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub..._DIR#>/sad.png |
Originally Posted by amp' post='802121' date='Feb 16 2006, 03:20 AM
no offense to eight and rotary owners.. While I appreciate your enthusiasm for another Mazda product, your post does not add merit to this thread. We all know that the 6 is a great car also, but a couple of items to remember: It's front wheel drive The V6 is a 3.0L piston engine The manual V6 weighs 3287 lbs My 8 in comparison: Is rear wheel drive Has a 1.3L ROTARY And it weighs slightly under 3000 lbs now PS: I am looking at a 6 for my wife https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...R#>/tongue.png |
Originally Posted by nemesis8' post='802152' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:35 AM
While I appreciate your enthusiasm for another Mazda product... ....I am looking at a 6 for my wife just expressin my disappointment for the lack of power the eight produces.. specially in comparison with a fwd 3200lb daily driven sedan..which is exactly my point... ran the six gstock class against that of a bstock eight last year ... was further disappointed by the eights results... figured id be outpowered-handled.. didnt drive away with the eight years ago from the dealership due to seating capacity btw... |
Originally Posted by nemesis8' post='802152' date='Feb 16 2006, 10:35 AM
While I appreciate your enthusiasm for another Mazda product, your post does not add merit to this thread. We all know that the 6 is a great car also, but a couple of items to remember: It's front wheel drive The V6 is a 3.0L piston engine The manual V6 weighs 3287 lbs My 8 in comparison: Is rear wheel drive Has a 1.3L ROTARY And it weighs slightly under 3000 lbs now PS: I am looking at a 6 for my wife https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...R#>/tongue.png That's ok. I have AMPs back if he loses in his Mazda6 at the lights. How much does the rx8 weigh? My car corner weight with a 48/52 F:R ratio. Cross weight of 49/51%, total weight 2820 lbs, full interior. Makes 196 RWHP and 183 ft-lbs torque. Although my engine might go kaboom at 146,000 miles... and only 78 psi cmopresson on the front and rear rotors... |
Originally Posted by amp' post='802392' date='Feb 17 2006, 04:07 AM
..just expressin my disappointment for the lack of power it produces..
I'm cool with that and I know what you mean about being dissapointed. Mazda did a pretty good job of extracting all the power out of the 8 in stock trim. Bolt on mods don't respond the same way because of the ECU getting in the way. My first dyno bone stock produced 177 RWHP sae corrected. I have only managed to get 19 HP out of my mods, but I don't have it completely tuned just yet. I posted here so that everyone could see this first hand. The Renesis has a tuff engine management to crack. |
my Rx8 bone stock before I did anything to it. dynoed 196rwhp.. later down the road I dynoed 242rwhp with no bolt ons
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Originally Posted by Judge Ito' post='802523' date='Feb 17 2006, 04:11 PM
my Rx8 bone stock before I did anything to it. dynoed 196rwhp.. later down the road I dynoed 242rwhp with no bolt ons OK, must have been a nitrous shot https://www.nopistons.com/forums/pub...1047683894.gif |
yeah. curiosity is killin the cat here.
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I am guessing Ito played w/ the timing to produce more hp in stock trim??????
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It was ported. aux bridge.
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I was talking on the 196. I figured there were some porting changes to get 242. Still good to konw.
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That must have been one tuff porting job to pull off. I'd like to see the exhaust runners worked personally.
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Originally Posted by amp' post='802121' date='Feb 16 2006, 06:20 AM
no offense to eight and rotary owners.. wishin this wasnt the case but this is sad... specially with all those mods.. |
you can get a whole better car for less. i think thats what amp was referring to.
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Originally Posted by nemesis8' post='798209' date='Jan 31 2006, 07:25 AM
I dynoed my modified RX8 in Kirkland at Carb Conn. Results: 200.8 RWHP / 148.6 FT-LBS (SAE Corrected to 196.77 / 142.75) Site Conditions: Dynojet 1-21-06. 63 Degrees, 47% Humidity, Altitude 250 feet. Mods to my car: Racing BEat REVi Intake, Ultra Plug Wires, Lineage Grounded, Unorthodox Racing Pulleys with 11% Underdrive, Mazdaspeed Lightened Flywheel, Rotary Performance Supercat Midpipe, Racing Beat REV8 Dual Catback Exhaust, Blue E-Manage with Slight Fuel Mods Only. I plan on adding the Axial Flow Engineering Supercharger to the car next year after the engine management is all worked out with Richard Paul. Is this a 4 or 6 port engine? I'm hoping for 200hp at the prop (aircraft) with a 4 port and aftermarket ecu. |
Originally Posted by PDF' post='814904' date='Apr 20 2006, 01:11 AM
Is this a 4 or 6 port engine? I'm hoping for 200hp at the prop (aircraft) with a 4 port and aftermarket ecu. This is the 6-Port Manual N/A Renesis |
Originally Posted by treceb' post='814746' date='Apr 19 2006, 10:22 AM
you can get a whole better car for less. i think thats what amp was referring to. better? depends what you mean but mazda6 can hardly be in the same sentace |
i've driven both a rx8 and a 6
you cannot compare them! rx8 hands down and i dont even really like the rx8 that much..... |
I'll take a supposedly underpowered manual trans RWD car over any FWD car anyday.
Mazda 6? I hate those cars...they look very nice, but are crap. |
Originally Posted by Black8' post='819896' date='May 18 2006, 02:20 PM
...Mazda 6? I hate those cars...they look very nice, but are crap.
agreed.. definitely not in the same class.. the six was merely brought up as an example... siting my disappointment... eight bein above higher than the six in a lot of aspects... except power.. theres the speed6.. is that a better comparison.. the speed3 is comin.. hopin and wishin for the speed8.. not just in cosmetic parts mazda peddles now... |
Originally Posted by amp' post='819953' date='May 18 2006, 10:30 PM
siting my disappointment... eight bein above higher than the six in a lot of aspects... except power.. are you saying the rx8 is slower in the straight line then the mazda6? i hope you are kidding. |
Originally Posted by kahren' post='819981' date='May 19 2006, 01:46 AM
are you saying the rx8 is slower in the straight line then the mazda6? i hope you are kidding. im stating that for a car thats agreeably classed below the level of an eight.... you got a daily grocery getter fwd LSDless thats not so far off in power |
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