Been on the rollers this morning

[se4]

Travelled over to Bridgend this morning as my mates just moved to new premises and was holding an open day, check out www.gotboost.co.uk

Was basically an open day showing off work they've done in the past and current projects, didnt take any photos as i was tired this morning and a bit blurry eyed lol

Anyway as I was there I thought it'd be rude not to put the vec on to see where she's at.

56 vectra sri 1.9 CDTi 150 nav

66k miles, recently had new:
inlet manifold
egr
timing kit and water pump
full service
also has k+n panel filter and airbox mod

car produced 125.8 BHP @ the wheels - approx 152 @ flywheel
and 230.4 ft/lb of torque @ the wheels - approx 270 @ flywheel

Very happy with the results, nice to know she's running as she should, now then about that remap...........................

[Maverick]

Travelled over to Bridgend this morning as my mates just moved to new premises and was holding an open day, check out www.gotboost.co.uk

Was basically an open day showing off work they've done in the past and current projects, didnt take any photos as i was tired this morning and a bit blurry eyed lol

Anyway as I was there I thought it'd be rude not to put the vec on to see where she's at.

56 vectra sri 1.9 CDTi 150 nav

66k miles, recently had new:
inlet manifold
egr
timing kit and water pump
full service
also has k+n panel filter and airbox mod

car produced 125.8 BHP @ the wheels - approx 152 @ flywheel
and 230.4 ft/lb of torque @ the wheels - approx 270 @ flywheel

Very happy with the results, nice to know she's running as she should, now then about that remap...........................

Torque is torque, the figure you have which is 230.4 lb/ft is basically what you have, you don't get the torque figure at the wheels and then convert it back to flywheel figure.

On a rolling road you are measuring torque and the bhp at the flywheel is a calculation.

So you actually have 152bhp and 230.4lb/ft, which is about right for a standard 1.9 150.