Two Sunday’s ago I decided to figure out if we could Dyno the R32 in FWD rather than AWD in order to allow us to Dyno Tune our new product line in-house. The answer is yes, it can be done very easily and by merely disabling the rear differential electronically.
Since there has been a lot of discussion on the topic I decided to do several runs in various gears with and with the Exhaust Valve hooked up and functioning as it was intended and the same runs with it fully open (disconnected and capped the vacuum line). Just for curiosity sake I also tested a K&N panel filter, new out of the box.
Here are the results:
The exhaust valve must not open all the way when hooked up and functioning as stock, if it did the power figures above 3500 rpm should be the same. So running it open seems to be the best choice for HP and Torque.
We are in the process of decoding and tuning the ECU and we will be dyno testing this upgrade and I will post the results here. We will also be testing a full series of exhaust upgrades and different variants of our 2.5” & 3” SS Systems with duel outlets of course. We will dyno and post the results for this as well.
-Rich
Modified by eiprich at 12:24 PM 3-16-2004
Since there has been a lot of discussion on the topic I decided to do several runs in various gears with and with the Exhaust Valve hooked up and functioning as it was intended and the same runs with it fully open (disconnected and capped the vacuum line). Just for curiosity sake I also tested a K&N panel filter, new out of the box.
Here are the results:

The exhaust valve must not open all the way when hooked up and functioning as stock, if it did the power figures above 3500 rpm should be the same. So running it open seems to be the best choice for HP and Torque.
We are in the process of decoding and tuning the ECU and we will be dyno testing this upgrade and I will post the results here. We will also be testing a full series of exhaust upgrades and different variants of our 2.5” & 3” SS Systems with duel outlets of course. We will dyno and post the results for this as well.
-Rich
Modified by eiprich at 12:24 PM 3-16-2004