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APR Stage 2+ Dyno vs Colby's Stage 3

Arin@APR

GOLFMK7 Official Sponsor
We dynoed a customers Stage 2+ Golf R for final website data the other day and here's how it preformed. (Teaser: Over 100 Ft-LBS of torque and over 90 HP over stock!)

Here's what we believe to be the crank power.



Here's the average wheel power which was used to calculate the crank power. This is on our Dynapack hub dyno, and is at the front wheels.



And here are the gains:



And here's a comparison vs Colby's Golf R Stage 3 with runner flap delete, all the latest production fueling hardware, and our latest production Golf R software. The weather was much nicer than it was during the hot summer and his Golf R loved it.



What's interesting to note is the spool characteristic of stage 3. It's so similar to the stock K04 which is thanks to the GTX's design coupled with the design of our exhaust manifold. :thumbup:
 

Thumper

Autocross Champion
400+ HP, from a little German hatchback.....LOL Crazy.

Wish I could afford that amount of fun....LOL......be fun to see people's faces after getting smoked by a Golf. :D
 

08CW R32

Ready to race!
Impressive Results

Amazing considering the Stage 2+ car is still basically stock setup! Stage 3 is when you start tearing and swapping.
 

iwannagofast

Not a Newbie
Here's the average wheel power which was used to calculate the crank power. This is on our Dynapack hub dyno, and is at the front wheels.

Does that mean the the AWD was disconnected just for the dyno runs, and if so, what would the actual numbers be if it was AWD, you know, the way it's supposed to be.
 

SweetJones_29

Ready to race!
Damn thats a lot of torque. That will put you in the back seat. I wonder if these cars will pass the 100 dollar bill on the dash test.
 

Arin@APR

GOLFMK7 Official Sponsor
Does that mean the the AWD was disconnected just for the dyno runs

Haldex is disabled for the runs.

, and if so, what would the actual numbers be if it was AWD, you know, the way it's supposed to be.

No idea. It's not safe to run in AWD mode because it's a clutch based AWD system and power absorbers are not mechanically linked.
 

excelevant

Go Kart Champion
For the sake of potential unruly customers, I feel you should clarify on the material, and not in the thread, that this is fwhp.

Also, are you saying it is unsafe to dyno an R in awd on any dyno, or just your "hub" dyno? Please elaborate.
 
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