Its about time I update this thread.
I have recently been to a couple of dyno day shoot outs. One with Ausmini at Dyson Automotive in Geelong and the other with the club that I've joined who organise track days, which was held at RE Customs in Springvale.
For the Mini Day I just pulled the mini out of the garage, filled it with fuel and put it on the rollers.
It was running 11psi boost and I got 120.3 Hp at the wheels.
[When I scan it the graph it will go here!]
Anyway I checked the tyre pressures afterwards and was only running 24&25 psi, which apparently zaps a lot of power on the rollers.
For the next dyno day I pumped the front tyres to 35psi and increased boost to 12psi (still easily within the safe range for the standard ct9 turbo (they tell me up to about 14psi is good)) and achieved a scorching 102.0 kw (136.8 hp) at the wheels.
[When I scan it the graph it will go here!]
For the 2nd day they also took the car to a bit higher revs as the graphs will show. This might have got me a smidge more killawasps.
At both dynos they said that from experience they usually see between 25 and 30% loss from an engine dyno, so taking 25% it converts to about 160 hp and 182 hp at the flywheel.
Standard power is 133hp at the flywheel.
To say I'm stoked is an understatement. For info on the mods, see previous posts.
Here are a couple of photos I took at the 2nd day. (for 1st day pics see past event photo forum)
The car of the day. This subtle evo X had 294kW at 4 wheels!
In the workshop:
P.S: Check out the new "The Mini Experience" magazine - Hybrid engine special.

There's a hot yellow mini van in there!