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Originally Posted by pokeybritches
Why are you set on the uncorrected data? There's a reason the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) corrected values are the standard. Uncorrected data is just what the dyno decided the car made, and a car in a hot Texas summer will read much lower than the same car in a cold Canadian winter. SAE corrected numbers allow for some element of standardization, because the corrected numbers should be similar in either of the above cases.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE_International |
Because sometimes and in certain conditions corrections will hide the little delta that you get when tuning NA s54, its not like we are adding csl instake cams and decat and comparing tune with stock where there should be around 50 hp difference, in most case we have around 10-13 hp difference between stock and evolve or ess tunes.