RS2 dynoplot
RS2 dynoplot
I put my RS2 on the rolling road at the weekend. As far as I know it's stock apart from Jetex Panel filter and S3 DV.
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'95 Volcano Black RS2, MRC remap, Samco turbo hoses, S3 DV, Jetex panel filter, xenon HID headlights, LED sidelights & dashlights, clear side repeaters, VDO boost gauge, remote locking kit, Blaupunkt MMC mp3, Uniroyal Rainsports
RE: RS2 dynoplot
Excellent result. I am sure its standard as the plot curves look very similar to mine ( will scan and post ASAP). Only thought is a stage 1 MTM chip http://www.qstuning.com/list_for_car.asp?car=rs2 .
The RS2 engines were all verified/dyno tested re stated output by porsche so you should expect at least on paper outputs and more with older cared for engines.
Now for a remap eh ?
The RS2 engines were all verified/dyno tested re stated output by porsche so you should expect at least on paper outputs and more with older cared for engines.
Now for a remap eh ?
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RE: RS2 dynoplot
I'm sure it's standard too. Mihnea has a theory that '95 cars had more power than '94 cars....
Yes I'll be having it remapped for the S2Forum Bristol RR shootout.
Yes I'll be having it remapped for the S2Forum Bristol RR shootout.
'95 Volcano Black RS2, MRC remap, Samco turbo hoses, S3 DV, Jetex panel filter, xenon HID headlights, LED sidelights & dashlights, clear side repeaters, VDO boost gauge, remote locking kit, Blaupunkt MMC mp3, Uniroyal Rainsports
RE: RS2 dynoplot
Those QST prices scare me!
Is the torque curve not meant to stay more flat? Has it been samco'ed and tested Pete?
Is the torque curve not meant to stay more flat? Has it been samco'ed and tested Pete?
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Re: RE: RS2 dynoplot
I think the torque curve looks healthy enough in line with boost peaking at ~4k rpm ? Don't forget boost drops off towards the red line anyway so you wouldn't expect it to be too flat.Doug_S2 wrote:Those QST prices scare me!
Is the torque curve not meant to stay more flat? Has it been samco'ed and tested Pete?
I plan to fit the Samco's & leak test at Greg's garage meet next month.

He reckons none of the 94MY cars achieved the claimed figures so Audi changed the ECU for 95MY cars.S4driver wrote:Nice figures there Pete. Excellent. Whats Miks theory behind the '95 cars then?
My Rs had 311bhp prior to mapping when Amd tested it - and came back with 359bhp....Can't remember when mine was registered, pretty sure it was a '94/M.
'95 Volcano Black RS2, MRC remap, Samco turbo hoses, S3 DV, Jetex panel filter, xenon HID headlights, LED sidelights & dashlights, clear side repeaters, VDO boost gauge, remote locking kit, Blaupunkt MMC mp3, Uniroyal Rainsports
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I have to agree with Doug. I have just looked at mine again. Begins plateau @ 3300rpm, flatish from there and tails post 5000rpm. Peak torque 338.6 @ 3726 rpmDoug_S2 wrote:Those QST prices scare me!
Is the torque curve not meant to stay more flat? Has it been samco'ed and tested Pete?
Peak power 315.5 @ 4981 rpm and holds past 6000rpm
Will try to scan and post today
RS2 'an estate car named Desire'
RS2 AMD plots
At last the plots from AMD 030804. Standard car however all following done prior to testing i.e. Air filter Fuel filter DV WGFV/N75 (MAF/sparks within previous 12 months)
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RS2 'an estate car named Desire'
LOL. Can you save it as a JPEG file ? That's what mine is.alastairg wrote:Help
'95 Volcano Black RS2, MRC remap, Samco turbo hoses, S3 DV, Jetex panel filter, xenon HID headlights, LED sidelights & dashlights, clear side repeaters, VDO boost gauge, remote locking kit, Blaupunkt MMC mp3, Uniroyal Rainsports
Open the tif in paint and save as jpeg, then post?
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