Synapse Engineering is Looking for boosted hondas to test products

[Accord4U2NV]

Time: Last weekend of November

Synapse Engineering is looking to put together a dyno day in the next month or so to test out a new prototype electronic fuel controller on Force Induced Hondas only. Not selling anything just testing alpha units.

Ideal candidates would be:

-Boosted (turbocharged or supercharged)
-Basic fuel system
-FMU, pump, bigger injectors (doesn't matter what size), etc.

for the sake of testing, we will dyno your car as is, and dyno & tune after with box

Location: Our facility in San Diego on a Dynapack

So far, we've tested on our S2000 was pulling only 275 WHP on pump/FMU at 9 PSI. Box got 320 WHP w/ bigger injectors, no FMU, & same boost. We need a few other candidates with various set ups for testing to see if the results are consistant.

Reply if your setup meets the criteria and would be up for seeing what your setup's potential would be.

Free dyno time, AFR chart on your current setup.

We're not advertising, but merely looking for volunteer candidates.

 

[Drift]

What happens if they blow up your car?

 

[Accord4U2NV]

What happens if they blow up your car?

if you're not confident that your car will last on the dyno do not participate. but aside from that every precaution will be taken to prevent that by motoring A/F Ratio's and Boost Pressures.

 

[MoneyPit]

is there a timeline? i'm moving down in april, and would like to participate for sure.

 

[Accord4U2NV]

is there a timeline? i'm moving down in april, and would like to participate for sure.

Cool what part of San Diego are you looking at? It is possible so long as I'm employed here @ Synapse Engineering

 

[cantafordaccord]

if you're not confident that your car will last on the dyno do not participate. but aside from that every precaution will be taken to prevent that by motoring A/F Ratio's and Boost Pressures.

what people should be worried about is who will be doing the "tuning" and how well of a tuner they are.

even a good tuner can mess up your motor

 

[Accord4U2NV]

what people should be worried about is who will be doing the "tuning" and how well of a tuner they are.

even a good tuner can mess up your motor

this is true i agree with you on this

 

[nyknick1015]

is there a timeline? i'm moving down in april, and would like to participate for sure.

u should just take a road trip there jsut cuz... when would u have the opportunity to do that again

 

[Drift]

if you're not confident that your car will last on the dyno do not participate. but aside from that every precaution will be taken to prevent that by motoring A/F Ratio's and Boost Pressures.

Well, (and Im really not trying to be a dick here). . . They are testing a "new prototype electronic fuel controller" so they will be adjusting the fueling on the car. So essentially, they are tuning the car, (minus the ignition timing, which sucks that it cant do BTW). If the machine doesnt work right, and the a/f goes whacky, there is potential for damage.

Thats all Im sayin'.

~The 2 cents of someone who works at a dyno shop.

 

[MoneyPit]

Cool what part of San Diego are you looking at? It is possible so long as I'm employed here @ Synapse Engineering

i won't be moving to sd, but will only be a bit away (la county/ie). i'll hit you up when the time comes closer to see what the possibilities are