KillertC.com/GSCMotorsports.com Scion tC Intake Test !!!!
Originally Posted by umnitza
greg, I'll need you to send back the intake we sent you, we need to perform more testing on it.
check your email.
check your email.
Get it back to me ASAP! Or send me $249 retail for it today.
Originally Posted by scion8183
Does anyone know if AEM plans on making a V2 intake for the Scion tC?? Is it even possible??
Originally Posted by zer0
Originally Posted by scion8183
Does anyone know if AEM plans on making a V2 intake for the Scion tC?? Is it even possible??
Originally Posted by KillertC_com
Originally Posted by umnitza
Also, some questions regarding your testing methodology:
1) What are the timed runs? Like Run 1 at 6pm and Run 2 @ 6:10pm? What's the spacing?
2) Where is the air fan? How do you position it to simulate - approximate - real world air conditions?
3) How did you reset the ECU? Did you test stock after each of the new intakes? When we did a dyno run of the Mazda3 intake, we found that the first run was the best, but the subsequent runs were heat soaked due to close spacing of the runs - within 5 minutes of each other.
4) What gear were you in? or was this an Auto?
5) Do you have any subjective "sound" results?
1) What are the timed runs? Like Run 1 at 6pm and Run 2 @ 6:10pm? What's the spacing?
2) Where is the air fan? How do you position it to simulate - approximate - real world air conditions?
3) How did you reset the ECU? Did you test stock after each of the new intakes? When we did a dyno run of the Mazda3 intake, we found that the first run was the best, but the subsequent runs were heat soaked due to close spacing of the runs - within 5 minutes of each other.
4) What gear were you in? or was this an Auto?
5) Do you have any subjective "sound" results?
2) the fan was placed infront of the car and is about a 35mph fan that is 3 feet in diameter.
3) First we used a code scanner to see if there were any codes thrown during the previous test. we then pulled the ECU Fuses for 5 minutes or so while we exchanged the intakes.
4) stick and in 4th gear.
5) uh no but there is some blood on the finder i left from my left hand where i was trying to get a pipe through. want me to take a picture of that for you?
6) if your interested in sending us an intake to compare to the Injen we will be more than happy. Will I go through doing another test like a round 2 not untill my hand heals from the cut issue. But send it and we will return it when we see how it stacks up.
it sounds like there was a big chance for human/experimental error during this test. Dyno pulls should be done in 3rd, with a least 3 pulls done with each product (intake). The average of the 3 pulls (assuming the data is consistent) should be the final results.
does anyone know anything about the following intake?
ARC Induction Box Scion TC
It is posted on www.hopupracing.com
ARC Induction Box Scion TC
It is posted on www.hopupracing.com
or does anyone know anything about this intake?
Top Fuel ZERO-1000 Power Chamber Intake System
www.hopupracing.com
Top Fuel ZERO-1000 Power Chamber Intake System
www.hopupracing.com
Originally Posted by kikcaffine
umm tolotc wtf are you talking about? you use 4th gear for a pull becuase of its almost 1-1 gear ratio. Not third gear.Not 5th. 4th. If you want a huge number, hell use 1st gear.
Originally Posted by dp-_-
the ARC is an overpriced piece that is used more for shows as it tends to score alot more points....has to do with JDM stuff.
Originally Posted by GReddyTC
Originally Posted by dp-_-
the ARC is an overpriced piece that is used more for shows as it tends to score alot more points....has to do with JDM stuff.
I agree it seems like it would suck in hot air but from what I have read people have seen good gains especially in tq, now thats mostly on turbo'd cars. Here is a link that kind of explains the arc induction box.
http://www.mackinindustries.com/md/a...ductionbo.html
http://www.mackinindustries.com/md/a...ductionbo.html
Originally Posted by kikcaffine
umm tolotc wtf are you talking about? you use 4th gear for a pull becuase of its almost 1-1 gear ratio. Not third gear.Not 5th. 4th. If you want a huge number, hell use 1st gear.
I'm new to this intake install procedure so I was wondering why it was necessary to disconnect the battery in order to reset the vehicle's computer. Wouldn't the computer eventually adjust and calibrate itself to the new intake after enough driving of the vehicle?





