D@ActiveTuning

What's up guys. Just wanted to let you know our first issue of our Project ActiveTuning Version 4 is now out! Version 4 is our new 04 350Z. In the issue we have a ton of pics, some great information, and a baseline dyno thanks to the guys at eipTuning.

If you get a chance, check it out, and post your opinions about our little issue towards the end of the article. You can check it out here:

http://www.activetuning.com/pat/4/1

Also, check out the video I made for the baseline dyno:

http://home.comcast.net/~activetuning/zdyno1.wmv

Boyakasha

iTrader: (2)

Do you only get 235bhp in the states, We get 280bhp in the UK.

Reffro

Boyakasha, you need to look again at the figures and spot your obvious mistake.......

Neilo

I was also told that they are 287 in the UK.......weird.

NotoriousREV

guys, that an "at the wheels" figure, although my 4wd Impreza (which everyone and his dog says has high transmission losses) made 250bhp at the wheels and 288bhp at the fly.

Neilo

makes sense now!

where did it say it was at the wheels?

NotoriousREV

From the website:

mn_angrybeats

NotoriousREV how did you get an accurate flywheel figure from a rolling road ??

I would suggest more than 288hp if you got an excellent 250hp at the wheels, your figure equates to 13% transmission losses which is what most FWD cars struggle to achieve.

D@ActiveTuning

Some of the latest replies are correct...it's rear wheel horsepower, not bhp. bhp is 287, just as you guys.

Boyakasha

iTrader: (2)

So lets get this right, you have tuned the car to give you 7bhp more

andrewdelvard

:Sigh: Just read the links.

NotoriousREV

baseline dyno run i.e. stock

Boyakasha

iTrader: (2)

Ah ok, reading you loud and clear