Canyon707
Enthusiast

Paul I have to say that I am not dissappointed in the cars performance. It is much smoother and I feel more power for sure (in the seat) I am just amazed to see such high numbers on other vipers. If i can figure how to post my runs I will put them on here.Do not judge the computer tweeks by just the maximum HP and Torque.
Look at the whole curve, not just the maxumum numbers.
Throttle response should be crisper, and pull stronger through pervious soft spots.
I had the cats off and the car shattered windows and knocked pictures on walls. I had to put them back on. Like I told Paul I think it runs great DC knows Vipers so what they did to the computer did make it better.if you went 3" and pulled out the cats you might pick up another 15 or so rwhp. Pully or throttle body will maybe give 5 or so peak rwhp...like Paul said look at the power gains through out the curve, not just peak.
also different dyno's will show different numbers.....your's may read lower than others. Look at Kenric there, he pulled out 704 rwhp with just a paxton and nothing else...some might say those numbers are higher than they should be.
When I did the DC performance tune, I removed cats at same time as I dyno'd. With cats removed and DC tune, I picked up 21 rwhp. Some of that from cats removed, some from the tune. But the tune smoothed things out and really gained big between 3-5k rpms. I saw like a 30-40 rwhp differnce and almost 50 rwtq thru the sweet part of 3-5k rpms.
I was very happy as Im not drivng around at 6k rps all the time. Most races and roll ons start at about 3k rpms, so I definately noticed a difference when racing other cars or friends.
And your other post is true.....You want to see big gains, TT or Paxton, its the only way you'll see those 200+ HP gains