My car is the one that txlen is referring to. Len mistakenly referred to an old dyno sheet as the baseline. The 484/498 dyno numbers were achieved in October when the car still had the TNT 555 heads on it. The car as currently configured has new heads that flow somewhat better. On Saturday, with this configuration, and the VEC2 at stock (zero) tune, we made 509 hp and 526 lbs/ft of torque on the first dyno pull. On our last dyno pull, we made 523 hp and 562 lbs/ft of torque. Thus, the peak gains were actually +14/+36.
While these numbers may not sound impressive, I would like to mention that the engine ran very lean (A/F around 14 to 1) on the first pull. On the last pull, the engine ran around 13 to 1. So we were able to increase power and run fatter on the top end. Unfortunately, I do not have the dyno sheets in front of me, nor do I have the ability to scan and post the sheets.
As Len said, he, David Weaver (who helped us with the tuning and who provided the use of his dyno), and I all think we can get more out of it; we simply ran out of time. David and Len are still learning the ins and outs of the naturally aspirated VEC2 software. I would like to add that, when David and Len had questions, Sean Roe answered his phone and was available. There is no question that Sean takes a personal interest in the results that his products produce.
We will, as Len said, try to get back up to Austin this weekend and spend more time on the dyno. We will post the results that follow.