Hyundai I30N Stage 3 Tune
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2021
- Check out this video of a Stage 3 Tune on a Hyundai I30N. A Plug & Play Unichip Uni-X with CANBUS, AFE Power Momentum Takeda Cold Air intake, Centre Resonator Delete Pipe, X-Force 4" Dump Pipe with 4 x 100 Cell High Flow Race Cats. #MorePower #MoreTorque #FastCar #Dyno #DynoTune #DynoTuned #Hyundai #HyundaiI30N #I30N #PerformanceTune #PerformanceTuning #PerformanceTuned
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Stock Engine is 275 HP (202kw) and now it has 323 HP (238kw). Well done.
275hp is at the crank stock. 323hp is measured at the wheels, so it's around 370-380hp at the crank
@@cheeseman981 Hi no i have calculated the mentioned diference between wheel and krankshaft. 380 hp without any Hardware support is very unrealistic since the HKS Yaris is Heavy modyfied and has 400 WHP
Hey guys, do you find the 100 cell cat too loud for everyday use?
Hi N-Mode, the 100 cell cat does produce lots of Pops :-)
@@cnjmotorsport9028 so its good for everyday? 😅
@@n-mode7877 We find it depends on personal taste. We have customers come in here and want more "note" in the exhaust system, and want more "Pops", probably 98% of them.
i have a 100 cell catted dump pipe, it is loud for everyday use with the resonator. after removing the ESG the volume is perfect. it is the only mod that will provide noticeable gains with and without a dyno tune, so i would highly recommend getting it.
nothing is stage3: unless hybrids
Where is the increase of the power? This is like original power..some other videos?
These figures are at the wheels (atw), not at the Engine; you are probably confusing the two. So you can safely assume around a 16% loss through the drive train.
@@cnjmotorsport9028 yeah, my mistake..sorry
Do you know how much hp is on the oem engine at the wheel? I didnt find any videos yet on youtube..thanks
@@TheBaaco Just find the Engine Power and subtract around 16% and that will provide you with approximate atw figures.
@@cnjmotorsport9028 so that means you didnt do dyno run on stock?
@@TheBaaco Yes, we did. But all of our figures are At The Wheels, as they are on a 4WD Dynamometer.