Eurocharged Performance - Stainless Exhaust Dyno Results
Well, we finally got the results back for the stainless exhaust, and I'm pleased to say that we actually made power. The swap was done on the same day and the dyno results were a couple of hours apart.
Stock
316 rwhp
318 tq
Eurocharged Exhaust
324 rwhp
320 tq




If anyone is interested we will be selling these for $1850. The first 2 sets will go for $1650 as an intro price and to help cover the cost of the jigs and equipment.
If anyone is interested let me know, and as always happy modding!
Stock
316 rwhp
318 tq
Eurocharged Exhaust
324 rwhp
320 tq




If anyone is interested we will be selling these for $1850. The first 2 sets will go for $1650 as an intro price and to help cover the cost of the jigs and equipment.
If anyone is interested let me know, and as always happy modding!
Originally Posted by tighed1
What?
No sound clip??
No sound clip??
http://s147.photobucket.com/albums/r...t=MVI_0260.flv
Were these test fitted on a roadster to take into account the additional bracing?
Is it a complete bolt-on system (i.e. no cutting)?
Thx.
Is it a complete bolt-on system (i.e. no cutting)?
Thx.
Originally Posted by Steve Hellums
Ouch, $1,850 for 8 HP. That equals $231 per 1 HP. Looks nice though.
It is completely bolt on affair. Let me check on the cross bracing, I know a lot have removed that on their cars.
Nice job guys, Let me tell you folks I was there this past Tuesday and saw this thing. Very nice work, very clean welds. These guys know thier ****!
Like Jake said, this is a mod for the guy who has pulleys, CAI, modded intake manifolds, HE, and everyother little mod out there. It's not for everyone. I will never go that far with my car, but God Bless the few of you that will.
Nice work Jake and Nazar and everyone else at Euro. See you on Monday.
Hey how about a nice CAI made by Eurocharged, one that does not cost an arm and a leg, and produces solid numbers? I will even let you use my car as the guinee pig. That way you can see the gains on a completely stock SRT-6.
Leon
Like Jake said, this is a mod for the guy who has pulleys, CAI, modded intake manifolds, HE, and everyother little mod out there. It's not for everyone. I will never go that far with my car, but God Bless the few of you that will.
Nice work Jake and Nazar and everyone else at Euro. See you on Monday.
Hey how about a nice CAI made by Eurocharged, one that does not cost an arm and a leg, and produces solid numbers? I will even let you use my car as the guinee pig. That way you can see the gains on a completely stock SRT-6.
Leon
Leon what time you going to be there on Monday...I want to hear your car.
Finally off drugs from Monday...so I am getting back up to speed today.
Looking forward to eating at your place tuesday again.
Finally off drugs from Monday...so I am getting back up to speed today.
Looking forward to eating at your place tuesday again.
most importantly, what mods were on the car for the 'STOCK' run?
what will be most significant, is which mods make the exhaust more applicable.
it seems likely (albeit presumptuous) that if the SRT was truly 'stock,' then pulleys, tune and intake would certainly yield larger gains.....
i think it would really increase the likelihood of selling more of these if we saw the effect on further mods.
aesthetically, it is excellent work!
what will be most significant, is which mods make the exhaust more applicable.
it seems likely (albeit presumptuous) that if the SRT was truly 'stock,' then pulleys, tune and intake would certainly yield larger gains.....
i think it would really increase the likelihood of selling more of these if we saw the effect on further mods.
aesthetically, it is excellent work!
It was done on the same exact car....that way there would be no changes...imports car with custom exhaust then imports car with my stock exhaust.
So that would be a car with mods....
So that would be a car with mods....
Originally Posted by j-fire
most importantly, what mods were on the car for the 'STOCK' run?
what will be most significant, is which mods make the exhaust more applicable.
it seems likely (albeit presumptuous) that if the SRT was truly 'stock,' then pulleys, tune and intake would certainly yield larger gains.....
i think it would really increase the likelihood of selling more of these if we saw the effect on further mods.
aesthetically, it is excellent work!
what will be most significant, is which mods make the exhaust more applicable.
it seems likely (albeit presumptuous) that if the SRT was truly 'stock,' then pulleys, tune and intake would certainly yield larger gains.....
i think it would really increase the likelihood of selling more of these if we saw the effect on further mods.
aesthetically, it is excellent work!
That was the only change. The car itself was highly modified, inluding intake, pulley, cai, plenums, etc.
Are you using the secondary 02 sensors? (I couldn't see the bung in the pic)
If not does Eurocharged provide the secondary O2 sims at that price?
If not does Eurocharged provide the secondary O2 sims at that price?
Originally Posted by L&L'sSRT-6
Hey how about a nice CAI made by Eurocharged, one that does not cost an arm and a leg, and produces solid numbers? I will even let you use my car as the guinee pig. That way you can see the gains on a completely stock SRT-6.
Leon
Leon

Yeah just like that one. I saw that one when I was in there I did not know that it was public knowledge.
But what about dyno runs before and after?
Leon
But what about dyno runs before and after?
Leon
Originally Posted by loungn14
Let me check on the cross bracing, I know a lot have removed that on their cars.
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
Are you using the secondary 02 sensors? (I couldn't see the bung in the pic)
If not does Eurocharged provide the secondary O2 sims at that price?
If not does Eurocharged provide the secondary O2 sims at that price?
Originally Posted by RPM
Really? I do not know of any roadsters that have the bracing removed. Perhaps I am out of the loop.
Loungn, is it possible that more gains could be grabbed out of your exhaust? have you datalogged the air/fuels etc? any chance the car runs lean enough to throw some more fuel at it for more power. it just seems CRAZY that so little gains were found.



