How to make my Satsuma more faster

[𝖁𝕿𝕰𝕮]

Hi! I have full tuned Satsuma with 3.700 gear ratio with dual carb racing exhaust etc. without rollcage. But my problem is when I go to the new dyno at Fleetari I just got 88hp !!!!!!! How can I improve ?

[Dr. Death]

Publicado originalmente por IONBOSSYT:

The oil gauge(extra gauges) is not moving and is staying at 3. This should be the problem ?

Not a problem as long as you have oil. Oil gauge only shows if there's oil since there's no oil pump failure in the game yet.

Publicado originalmente por IONBOSSYT:

AFR is the screws from them ?

Yes. You have 4, the AFR takes the average, so its quite literally impossible to tune them unless you have fleetari set them exactly the same then you tune the same turns each one. Or just MSC editor.

[meesha]

Get new spark plugs. Often overlooked issue.

[𝖁𝕿𝕰𝕮]

I leave the car to Fleetari to tune the engine again.This should probably works

[𝖁𝕿𝕰𝕮]

Thanks for everyone who helped me. The problem was a blown sparkplug! Sorry for the trouble I did.

[PerfectBro]

Publicado originalmente por FlygonSA:

Try changing the gear ratio for a lower one, in theory should give you more horse power in a dyno in the real world but i haven't tested yet if it affects on the game

It will not affect the power. The dyno calculates engine power and torque without drivetrain loss, so if you want more power do mods directly to the engine and exhuast

[Dr. Death]

Publicado originalmente por PerfectBro:

Publicado originalmente por FlygonSA:

Try changing the gear ratio for a lower one, in theory should give you more horse power in a dyno in the real world but i haven't tested yet if it affects on the game

It will not affect the power. The dyno calculates engine power and torque without drivetrain loss, so if you want more power do mods directly to the engine and exhuast

Lower ratio WOULD give you more HP number in the dyno because you would get more torque, but it would be a fake reading, and after adjusting for gear ratio, the HP would remain the same. Its basically tricking the dyno.

[PerfectBro]

Publicado originalmente por Dr. Death:

Publicado originalmente por PerfectBro:

It will not affect the power. The dyno calculates engine power and torque without drivetrain loss, so if you want more power do mods directly to the engine and exhuast

Lower ratio WOULD give you more HP number in the dyno because you would get more torque, but it would be a fake reading, and after adjusting for gear ratio, the HP would remain the same. Its basically tricking the dyno.

Lower ratio means the wheel spins faster at a lower RPM, but there is less wheel torque.. With the given circumstances of how high the engine can rev and its actual power, the math reflects that even so, if the dyno is inaccurate, this will not increase HP.
WHP (Wheel horsepower) may increase but engine power will be unaffected. I think we were not seeing eye to eye on what we were actually talking about, BPH or WHP.
In-game WHP would probably increase, since I think the calculation is for the WHP for this dyno and not BPH because I don't think it's accounting for physical power losses.

[Dr. Death]

Publicado originalmente por PerfectBro:

Publicado originalmente por Dr. Death:

Lower ratio WOULD give you more HP number in the dyno because you would get more torque, but it would be a fake reading, and after adjusting for gear ratio, the HP would remain the same. Its basically tricking the dyno.

Lower ratio means the wheel spins faster at a lower RPM, but there is less wheel torque.. With the given circumstances of how high the engine can rev and its actual power, the math reflects that even so, if the dyno is inaccurate, this will not increase HP.
WHP (Wheel horsepower) may increase but engine power will be unaffected. I think we were not seeing eye to eye on what we were actually talking about, BPH or WHP.
In-game WHP would probably increase, since I think the calculation is for the WHP for this dyno and not BPH because I don't think it's accounting for physical power losses.

Yes. I got it wrong. I meant higher gearing ratio.

[PerfectBro]

You got it now.

[PerfectBro]

Publicado originalmente por FlygonSA:

nitrous and racing carbs, tune the valves, the a/f ratio, tune your distributor and see if your sparkplugs are worn, also a lower gear ratio (4.625) should help to go faster

That will make him accelerate faster, while lowering top speed.