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I'm not sure if it's possible on the dyno but it would be nice to see if there's a power difference in the daily driving RPM's. From what I've heard, most intakes make power at wide open throttle but not much of a difference for daily driving (the engine doesn't need the additional airflow at lower RPM's). Maybe it's different since this is a turbo application. It would be interesting to see actual data.
A dyno graph typically plots mid-high rpm range by nature. But yes you won't see a power increase unless you're near wide open throttle. But that doesn't mean there isn't an observable difference in typical driving. What people generally "feel" when they say they can tell the difference in power is actually throttle response. Higher the flow, the quicker the throttle response, the faster the turbo spools. That's why all those Honda kids in the 90s-00s loved hot air and "short ram" intakes. Didn't actually make more power, just felt like it.
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