So after going through AZ, I saw a post on a new vid released for the APR Stage III kit for the RS4. Looking at the numbers, I was suprised how well it turned out.
However, after reading the setups I was reminded once again how important the right tune is, and how sad it can be for those who don’t bother doing research.
The details:
Baseline Dyno Information:
Filled w/Oregon 92 Octane Fuel
APR Stage 1 Tuning 91 Octane Mapping
Full Milltek Exhaust
31K Miles, Never had a carbon clean on intake valves
Power produced at wheels 306 WHP 260 ft.lbs of wheel torque
Supercharged Dyno Information:
Filled w/Oregon 92 Octane Fuel
APR Stage 3 Supercharger Kit W/91 Octane Tuning
Full Milltek Exhaust
31K Miles, Intake Valves cleaned of carbon build-up during supercharger installation
Power produced at wheels 450 WHP 395 ft.lbs of wheel torque
Dyno correction is set at zero, smoothing at 5, ambient temperature high 60’s/low 70s (Fahrenheit)
Power measured at all four wheels on a Dynojet 248X - Not owned or operated by Futrell Autowerks or APR.
Just for fun I’ll throw in one of Beemer’s dyno day lists for comparison…( Hope you don’t mind)
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/1566/dynodays.jpg
(Incase you can’t read it, here’s a link) http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/1566/dynodays.jpg
As great as everything is, and considering carbon buildiup… This RS4 was making less than stock with a tune and a full exhaust, or a nicely modded S4… That poor bastard didn’t know what hit him.