[Sonar]

1ZZ dyno, now with 2ZZ comparison




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2ZZ + stock 2001 ECU. mods:
PPE intake, header, CAT, Exhaust.

Basically same mod as my previous 1ZZ

Well done Job from DD Performance & research.

Now awaiting PFC tune and we will compare again.


Car is in DD Performance & Research awaiting for 2ZZ swap. Figure to put in on dyno and see what my car have been making.

Mods to engine are PPE header, PPE HFC (downpipe with CAT), TM single Aluminum. Autozone flex hose to replace the stock intake inlet hose. Stock clutch and flywheel.

 

[PRspyder]

some poor numbers.. somenthing odd for those mods..

 

[Ken Branch]

Actually that looks right for a 1ZZ, stock dyno should be in the 119 hp range.

 

[PRspyder]

Actually that looks right for a 1ZZ, stock dyno should be in the 119 hp range.

thats the point is not stock

 

[Ken Branch]

thats the point is not stock

Headers and downpipe with cat shouldn't do much, unless he has other mods not posted on his signature.

 

[xbiker]

Actually that looks right for a 1ZZ, stock dyno should be in the 119 hp range.

thats the point is not stock

Headers and downpipe with cat shouldn't do much, unless he has other mods not posted on his signature.

Just goes to show that NA mods don't help that much on a 1ZZ. Considering average drive line loss and dyno variables, 120 whp seems pretty good.

 

[Ken Branch]

Just goes to show that NA mods don't help that much on a 1ZZ. Considering average drive line loss and dyno variables, 120 whp seems pretty good.

I agree, it sounds like a very healthy 1ZZ!

 

[PRspyder]

mine back when I was N/A

forgot to mention mods where CHE header downpipe and catback weapon r intake

 

[Sonar]

my 1ZZ is not healthy... it is knocking, thats why it is waiting for a 2ZZ swap

 

[xbiker]

There are numerous instances of inconsistent readings from Dynojet dynos. I know for sonar's car it's pure academics at this point because he's getting ready for a swap, but I wouldn't be concerned about numbers if there is a good tune. At a car meet today I was offered to take advantage of a very inexpensive dyno. I declined because my car is running great and I don't care about the hp numbers the car will produce in an artificial environment.

 

[davinshii]

Great #, PRspyder

 

[DrakkarDarkbladE]

Here is mine:
Che Headers
Team Moon SS Duals
PPE CAI

Torque and AFR for same Pull

 

[cyclehead]

my 1ZZ is not healthy... it is knocking, thats why it is waiting for a 2ZZ swap

I don't think knocking will affect power output. In fact, if the rod travels a little further than stock, you've got a stroked engine!

 

[Sonar]

I don't think knocking will affect power output. In fact, if the rod travels a little further than stock, you've got a stroked engine!

Maybe thats why my power so high. i got stroked engine!! :lol:
Anyway, those mods that i had on does not really made any real power gain. But sure it made the car feel faster.

 

[SDSUsnowboards]

Yes, dynos are all over the place. My car dyno'd at 133whp and 116ft/lbs (going off memory on this one...) on a Dynojet.
That was with AEM cold air intake, PPE header, PPE mid-pipe (no cat), and the prototype for the Che dual canister center exit exhaust. Stock ECU

I refuse to believe that, even on a small displacement motor, that bolt-ons of this quality would yield negligible gains. The stock equipment was incredibly restrictive.

 

[Sonar]

Updated with 2zz dyno for comparison. see first post.

 

[greenmica]

Seams like the more loose the enigne is the more power it has

 

[Rampage]

Updated with 2zz dyno for comparison. see first post.

Nice numbers on the 2ZZ for running a stock Celica ECU.

 

[Illusive]

Don't forget you have a new act clutch and fidanza flywheel along with some other misc goodies

I had forgotten how good the throttle response is with the fidanza.

 

[Illusive]

Here's the final DDPR apexi power FC tune vs the stock ECU:

Richard's baseline 2zz-ge vs a full DDPR tune:

Two back to back pulls to verify power figures: