Here's what Tony @ UMS Tuning from Arizona did:
System idles just like OEM, throaty as hell, instant response, it hisses like a wasp behind your ears, pulls a lot harder now (power gained on the dyno verifies that).Of course this is nothing compares to a SC or Turbocharged NSX, but today is one of the happier days of owning an NSX.
I can't thank enough for what Chris @ SOS did for me, awesome support and very professional.
I am glad I flew Tony out for the tune!!! highly recommended.
Tony spent approx. 2 hrs. on the dyno... voila, all done just like that!
first pull, 255 WHP.... second pull 271 WHP and third pull 274 WHP... :biggrin:
Baseline was 233, so 41 WHP was more than I expected!!!:biggrin:
I know the number seems low for baseline on this dyno, but I am well aware of what kind of power my car was putting out (I walked away from my friend's 310 WHP Subaru). And now with 41 additional WHP, my butt dyno told me that my car runs stronger than before.
Previously, my car put out 276 on a dynanometer, so for those that like to see higher number I will put my car on that dyno next time and see what it'll read. But for now, I am super super happy of the results!
Z Sport Automotive in Everett is awesome. I've been there twice and I already treated like a family member to them... very nice people.
This turned out to be one of the best mod I've ever done to my car. We are talking about huge mod compared to NSX-R seats and NSX-R GT kit.
Lets see some videos!!!
first one is on the dyno, second one is from a spirited private road dyno. I left the cam rolling beyond 1 min to show that the car drives like stock and idles just like one. But yeah, the first 10 seconds is what I'd call exciting.
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