Drivetrain Ready to dyno AGS
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Ready to dyno AGS
Ok...here goes...For all those who have been demanding AGS dyno results:
I have a friend with a new, standard pully 05 Cooper S (a custom built cat-back and wheels/tires are his only mods). He has just received his AGS and is willing to dyno his Mini AGS install with my help. The comparison will be between the stock OEM intake and the AGS. If we can find someone to borrow an Alta CAI, we can throw that into the mix. For those of you who have been sittin on the fence, here's THE opportunity to help make this happen. My friend has already paid for his AGS and isn't really interested whether it makes 1 or 100 hp.
Here's the catch...he's looking for 10 or more people who will sign up at $10/person to cover his dyno time. These people will then receive their own print out of the results to do as they wish. But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time...perhaps as short as a week or long as months...we (the paying participants) can discuss that off line. Otherwise, this won't happen as everyone will just wait for the data to be posted after a few have helped to make this happen.
We need at least 10 people. If we get twenty, the cost will of course go down to $5/person. He's not interested in profiting from this exercise.
What do you guys think?
I have a friend with a new, standard pully 05 Cooper S (a custom built cat-back and wheels/tires are his only mods). He has just received his AGS and is willing to dyno his Mini AGS install with my help. The comparison will be between the stock OEM intake and the AGS. If we can find someone to borrow an Alta CAI, we can throw that into the mix. For those of you who have been sittin on the fence, here's THE opportunity to help make this happen. My friend has already paid for his AGS and isn't really interested whether it makes 1 or 100 hp.
Here's the catch...he's looking for 10 or more people who will sign up at $10/person to cover his dyno time. These people will then receive their own print out of the results to do as they wish. But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time...perhaps as short as a week or long as months...we (the paying participants) can discuss that off line. Otherwise, this won't happen as everyone will just wait for the data to be posted after a few have helped to make this happen.
We need at least 10 people. If we get twenty, the cost will of course go down to $5/person. He's not interested in profiting from this exercise.
What do you guys think?
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Let's change places for a minute Kaelaria...you buy your own AGS, install it yourself, pay $100 to dyno it then post up the results for us :smile: I like that idea better...less work for us to do.
Please rerererereread the original post? Who said anything about profits?
We haven't even got enough people together to decide how they would disiminate their data and already you're jumping down my throat Personally, I don't care what the group decide to do with their data.
Please rerererereread the original post? Who said anything about profits?
We haven't even got enough people together to decide how they would disiminate their data and already you're jumping down my throat Personally, I don't care what the group decide to do with their data.
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Count me in .....
I already have the AGS and think it is great, but I am willing to shell out $10 just to shut everybody up about this.
I am interested in seeing what it will do on a basically stock machine.
I think where you would see the most gains is on a heavily modded car.
So I am in for $10.
PayPal????
Bill
I am interested in seeing what it will do on a basically stock machine.
I think where you would see the most gains is on a heavily modded car.
So I am in for $10.
PayPal????
Bill
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I completely understand the part about spreading the cost of a dyno. I just don't understand what the point would be, of not immediately releasing the info? You are the one that brought up 'selling the results on ebay if they wanted to' - implying a period of time after the dyno to make profits, before the results are public info. I just don't get it? So I have re-read it, please clarify what the mention of :
"But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time..."
- because this doesn't make any sense to me at all. Can you clarify, or do I already have it right?
"But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time..."
- because this doesn't make any sense to me at all. Can you clarify, or do I already have it right?
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I like this man's attitude! No BS!!!
Originally Posted by CooperSS
I already have the AGS and think it is great, but I am willing to shell out $10 just to shut everybody up about this.
I am interested in seeing what it will do on a basically stock machine.
I think where you would see the most gains is on a heavily modded car.
So I am in for $10.
PayPal????
Bill
I am interested in seeing what it will do on a basically stock machine.
I think where you would see the most gains is on a heavily modded car.
So I am in for $10.
PayPal????
Bill
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Originally Posted by kaelaria
I completely understand the part about spreading the cost of a dyno. I just don't understand what the point would be, of not immediately releasing the info? You are the one that brought up 'selling the results on ebay if they wanted to' - implying a period of time after the dyno to make profits, before the results are public info. I just don't get it? So I have re-read it, please clarify what the mention of :
"But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time..."
- because this doesn't make any sense to me at all. Can you clarify, or do I already have it right?
"But to be fair to all the people who shelled out money to make this excercise happen, we need to request that the dyno not be shared publically for an agreed period of time..."
- because this doesn't make any sense to me at all. Can you clarify, or do I already have it right?
You're a little slow today aren't you...
The idea is that if people know they're going to get the results anyway they will be more likely NOT to contribute any money. I don't think it's necessary though. In fact, I think it would actually be easier to collect money if they were going to dyno multiple intakes. Everything but the AGS would be a quick swap.
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This is looking up:smile: I will PM all who have expressed commitment and do the math. Looks like it may be cheaper than $10 from the numbers here so far
Kaelaria, you're right...I don't want to argue that point. Someone will be happy to give you the number I'm sure
Jlm, that is our intended testing sequence providing that we can (and we really hope we can) find someone to loan us an Alta. It would be a shame not to include that. We'll check with our local guys first but if anyone with a spare Alta to lend us, we'd greatly appreciate that. I'm not sure why we need to rerun the stock again in the end after the first run. It would be asking a lot for me to install/remove/reinstall the AGS, don't you think? Could you elaborate?
Thanks all,
Sid
Kaelaria, you're right...I don't want to argue that point. Someone will be happy to give you the number I'm sure
Jlm, that is our intended testing sequence providing that we can (and we really hope we can) find someone to loan us an Alta. It would be a shame not to include that. We'll check with our local guys first but if anyone with a spare Alta to lend us, we'd greatly appreciate that. I'm not sure why we need to rerun the stock again in the end after the first run. It would be asking a lot for me to install/remove/reinstall the AGS, don't you think? Could you elaborate?
Thanks all,
Sid
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It would be a lot of work and probably not worth it.
It would however be a very good scientific test method.
If you don't get the same results for the stock intake in the
retest at the end, there would be some question about the AGS
data. If the stock intake data is the same in the retest as in the first
test, it tends to say that the comparison is accurate.
It would however be a very good scientific test method.
If you don't get the same results for the stock intake in the
retest at the end, there would be some question about the AGS
data. If the stock intake data is the same in the retest as in the first
test, it tends to say that the comparison is accurate.
Originally Posted by MSFITOY
This is looking up:smile: I will PM all who have expressed commitment and do the math. Looks like it may be cheaper than $10 from the numbers here so far
Kaelaria, you're right...I don't want to argue that point. Someone will be happy to give you the number I'm sure
Jlm, that is our intended testing sequence providing that we can (and we really hope we can) find someone to loan us an Alta. It would be a shame not to include that. We'll check with our local guys first. I'm not sure why we should redo the stock again in the end though after the first run. It would be asking a lot for me to install/remove/reinstall the AGS, don't you think? Could you elaborate?
Thanks all,
Sid
Kaelaria, you're right...I don't want to argue that point. Someone will be happy to give you the number I'm sure
Jlm, that is our intended testing sequence providing that we can (and we really hope we can) find someone to loan us an Alta. It would be a shame not to include that. We'll check with our local guys first. I'm not sure why we should redo the stock again in the end though after the first run. It would be asking a lot for me to install/remove/reinstall the AGS, don't you think? Could you elaborate?
Thanks all,
Sid