Went down to stealth rr today. Results:- 210.5 bhp@flywheel. 229.8 1bft

Was hoping for a bit more, was told by the previous owner it was jabba'd and saw 230bhp.

I am still pleased:D , maybee I should take a trip to jabba and get it looked at, or do they loose power over time.

Good day though, it would have been nice to see some more skodys, I was the only one:( .

Went down to stealth rr today. Results:- 210.5 bhp@flywheel. 229.8 1bft

Was hoping for a bit more' date=' was told by the previous owner it was jabba'd and saw 230bhp.

I am still pleased:D , maybee I should take a trip to jabba and get it looked at, or do they loose power over time.

Good day though, it would have been nice to see some more skodys, I was the only one:( .[/quote']

Different RR's will always give different figures m8, and yes, they can be that far out. RR's are always best used as a "guide"

Different RR's will always give different figures m8, and yes, they can be that far out. RR's are always best used as a "guide"

:iagree:

I have had my vRS dyno'd at two different places. The first RR gave a figure of 166 bhp at the wheels when it was basically standard (only mod was a Green filter) the second RR gave a figure of 148bhp at the wheels when modified (Full Blueflame exhaust, APR turbo inlet pipe, Bailey DV30 and Green filter). On the second RR my car was performing very well (holding a steady 10psi boost all therough the rev range) and was noticably faster than when first dyno'd but the power at the wheels figures were 18bhp down.

As Fluffmeister says, RR figures are best used as a guide (even the same RR may give a different reading on the same car from one day to the next) All that matters is that you car puts a smile on your face