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post Jan 8, 2008 - 2:49 PM
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I was going through some of my old car files (yes, I keep everything!) and i found an old dyno sheet that i had from when i installed my "stage 1" on my celi. This is way before 6GC so I really wasn't up to par with my car as I am today (well, at least more now). At that time, before I installed the Injen filter my car tested:

Speed: 148km/h @ 6982 rpm
Power: 104.1 kW @ 6791 rpm
Torque: 163 Nm @ 4691 rpm

Is this right? I don't know what 104 Kw is supposed to feel like, or maybe i'm just used to my car, but it doesn't feel like alot. A visiting friend rode with me and he said that my celi felt quick and he guessed at around 97kW. I mean, i know my car is quick on the overtake and the taking off, but i drove a 2007 Golf GTI last week and THAT was quick!

What are other 3SGE's throwing out?

I can post my dyno sheet tomorrow if anyone thinks I'm reading it wrong.


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post Jan 8, 2008 - 3:06 PM
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104.1 Kilowatts = 139.60 Horse Power

163 Newton Metres = 120.21 Pound feet


3SGE specs !


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In 1994 through 1997 Celicas, the 3S-GE only produced 177 hp@7000 rpm.
In 1994 through 1997 Celicas, the 3S-GE only produced 142 lbs.-ft. of torque@4800 rpm.


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post Jan 8, 2008 - 3:21 PM
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Damn! So i still have a ways to go! Thanks, Culp!


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post Jan 8, 2008 - 3:23 PM
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remember that the specs numbers are at crank and I'm assuming your numbers are at the wheels. so they are perfectly normal.


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post Jan 8, 2008 - 4:18 PM
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That speed figure is certainly wrong wink.gif. But yeah, as mentioned crank v. wheels.


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post Jan 9, 2008 - 3:22 AM
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where are you takint the power from wheels or flywheel - because the stas take them from the flywheel

mine...114kW @ wheels (7000rpm) 148HP
124kW @ flywheel (my celica produced 132kW stock when in cam out...pretty good;))

maybe we should have a dyno thread for NA celicas (we have one for Turbo, but I felt silly posting my sheet:/)

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post Jan 9, 2008 - 3:24 PM
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QUOTE(Rusty @ Jan 9, 2008 - 10:22 AM) [snapback]629466[/snapback]

where are you takint the power from wheels or flywheel - because the stas take them from the flywheel

mine...114kW @ wheels (7000rpm) 148HP
124kW @ flywheel (my celica produced 132kW stock when in cam out...pretty good;))

maybe we should have a dyno thread for NA celicas (we have one for Turbo, but I felt silly posting my sheet:/)


Let's do it! I'll scan mine tomorrow!


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