Enjoyed this video 😁 they sure are underrated cars, Also the hybrid system doesn’t work unless all 4 wheels are turning so you can add 10-13 bhp and 30 ft lbs onto your number if the battery was full bars. 2 wheel dyno only gives engine power not engine and hybrid combined . Mine mapped and bolt on mods made 174 bhp and 360nm engine alone. Surprises a lot of people 😂
Thank you so so much for the kind words! 100% agree mate 🙌❤️ Oh damn honestly this doesn’t surprise me I said it’s 100% over 150bhp that’s epic, that coupled with its low weight it’s a beast! Damn that must be a weapon!! Where are you based? UK?
Great vid 🙌!!! For sure underrated cars. Got a non hybrid ZC33S Sport myself. Be interested to know what fuel the car was running on to get these dyno figures. There is an urban legend circulating these motors produce more power and torque when run on 99 RON fuel. Not surprised the car produced more power as time went on, guessing the oil got more and more up to temperature and therefore the ECU unleashed more and more power 🙌
Yeah that doesn’t surprise me, this dyno is very harsh others would likely be more nearer 150bhp, its mega isn’t it. Thanks for watching Drdros please stick around and subscribe as it’ll be great to have you around on here with us. Where are you based and can you remember what make of dyno you dyno’d
@@AbandonEarth911Yes, it was a 4-wheel dyno, but it doesn't matter because the vehicle has front-wheel drive. No, I had not filled up with premium fuel. And before the question comes, the measurement was without electrical support. The 13.5 hp is therefore added at certain engine speeds.
Vitara 1.4 Hybrid has same engine a great compact SUV, i have the SZ5 auto nippy and economical with loads of tech and kit. The electric motor kicks in from start up and really helps for pulling away from traffic lights junctions slip roads etc.
I love the Vitara, bet it’s great 👍 can’t wait to try one 🙌 thanks for watching major, please stick around and subscribe as it’ll be great to have you around. What are you from?
Hi, Thank you for showing that. i have the non hybride swift sport, and what i had seen 2 years ago when i put a real boost gauge, is that if the car is just under 90° oil temp, max boost is 0.8bar, and at 6000rpm about 0.5b. 5 or 10 minutes later while driving, when it gets 90° oil temp, then 1bar max boost and 0.6bar at 6000rpm, then later with engine veryy warm, max boost at 1.1bar and 0.65 at 6000rpm. The swift needs to be very warm to give full power.
That’s possibly it, was a cold day but we made sure it was ran for a fair while on the road before getting on the dyno, but that won’t ever get those oil temps up that much higher so that interesting and would make sense then thanks 🙏 Is that pic your on the Nurburgring? Such great little cars
@@PeakPerformanceReviews hi, yes i went last month on nurburgring, was very bad conditions, raining, strong wind, dead leaves from the trees, was 0 grip, very dangerous, but made so nice pictures 🙂 . I hope to go back next year with good weather
My first ever time was around 5 years back and it was cold ish day but decent …. Until I just got to the track haha started belting it down and yeah same! Started dangerous and slowly the track came back, started with a 10 min 50 ish in the wet, 10 min 20, 9 min 50 (was buzzing haha) track still dampish then eventually managed 9 min 13 on 5th lap Fiesta ST stage 2 first ever time there was happy haha! Next I need to go in the 8 mins, crazy circuit then one day in 7 mins with something, couldn’t comprehend a sub 7 min time around there haha 😝 one day I wish BTG of course. Where are you In the world? Or UK?
@@PeakPerformanceReviews for under 8 the car needs power, it's my objective too, power i have, now need good weather and do it in a few lap, not go like an idiot on first lap 🙂 i'm from France
It’s mainly knowledge of the place more than that and yeah a little power, the fezza had 248bhp at the time so could be capable of way under 9 mins I’m sure 🙌 Amazing! Keep in touch! Wishing you all the luck and good will for a safe and fun trip next time! Where in France are you?
Hello fella sorry I’ve only just noticed I hadn’t replied to this. It’s not my car it’s Suzuki UK’s press car and this was totally stock on a 95-98 octane mix (Tesco 99 and basic) so it has been at more potential 🙌 do you have one? Thank you so much for watching fella 👌
Yeah that’s very good and agree couple with the weight it’ll be plenty fast no doubt. Be interesting to see what kind of 0-60 or 30-70 it would pull vs the Swift sport and or/hybrid version too
Hello Pip, the press team would have put only 95 I suspect so just before I went to the dyno I popped about £20 of Tesco 99 so I suspect it helped a good bit but wouldn’t have been perfect mix as not a full tank and could have done with a bit more time to mix and get a perfect mix to the injectors etc. I suspect a few extra bhp could have been possible with constant running on 99, very pleased with the results. It’s meant to be quite a harsh dyno too so on a generous dyno I wouldn’t be surprised if it wouldn’t hit 145-150
0:38 hi no, but have seen Dyno reports using super unleaded on non hybrid sports of 155bhp+. I love the look of sheer surprise on the faces of drivers of other cars who think that they can leave this little Suzuki for dead😀😀. I believe using super unleaded does make a difference 👍
How many miles were on the car? Maybe it was just starting to loosen up a bit afyer a few dyno pulls. Good results though. Never seen someone so excited at 111hp lol.
It was coming up to around 2000 miles so yeah this is the other thing, at around 10000 miles it’ll likely gain some bhp for sure too, well happy haha. I think I was thankful my butt dyno wasn’t lying to me haha! 111WHP though not flywheel so a good 141.2bhp I was chuffed haha 😝
Haha exactly my words 🤣 that’s the thing though even having my high power tools around the right roads I still found this fast and that goes to show how good the chassis is 🙌👌
Sorry mate but the conversion was wrong. It’s been done many times over and just the engine alone is no more than 129.5hp. 21% for parasitic loss is way too high for our cars. It’s closer to 15% It would be close to the conversion in real life when the hybrid motor kicks in, but not on a two wheel dyno where the system will not activate.
Likely is, as its using an inertia dyno process, so many what if’s and maybes and a long discussion. Yeah someone explains the hybrid system wouldn’t kick in so more so as to why it’s impressive. Also at this power and torque level if it was only 129+7ish bhp it wouldn’t him those numbers. I’m pretty confident and been told by others a lot are hitting way more than even we were getting on other dynos
@@PeakPerformanceReviews The 2018 and 2019 weigh 975kg compared to the 2020 hybrid 1025kg. 2018, 2019 140bhp 2020 Hybrid 129bhp 2018, 2019 Torque 162 ft Torque 2020 Hybrid 173lb ft 2018,02019 0-60mph 8.1sec 2020 Hybrid 0-60mph 9.1 secs With all the new demands for eco friendly cards and lower emissions the Suzuki Swift sport is losing power and gaining weight.
The power is definitely up, they just don’t really disclose it properly, so that makes up in the power to weight department. You really wouldn’t and don’t feel that weight at all. As for the 0-60 there is another video on my channel with this exact car and it does a consistent 7.5 seconds to 60mph. Where the hybrid makes up even more when you won’t ever get told is in 30-70mph pulls, it’s around 1-1.5 seconds faster than the non hybrid model. The reality is yes they do need to conform to constraints but manufacturer has nailed it so well with this 😎
Science and Math yep, I’m happy too haha I was getting worried on the day on the first pull but I shouldn’t have worried it never was any doubt really my butt dyno was telling me right ❤️🙌 Thanks for watching Kataman always great to have you around 👌👍
Thanks for coming by it was a pleasure! 🎉🎉
Looking forward to the next time 👀 😜
Thanks again guys 👏♥️
Enjoyed this video 😁 they sure are underrated cars,
Also the hybrid system doesn’t work unless all 4 wheels are turning so you can add 10-13 bhp and 30 ft lbs onto your number if the battery was full bars.
2 wheel dyno only gives engine power not engine and hybrid combined .
Mine mapped and bolt on mods made 174 bhp and 360nm engine alone.
Surprises a lot of people 😂
Thank you so so much for the kind words! 100% agree mate 🙌❤️
Oh damn honestly this doesn’t surprise me I said it’s 100% over 150bhp that’s epic, that coupled with its low weight it’s a beast!
Damn that must be a weapon!! Where are you based? UK?
@@PeakPerformanceReviews ye mate north west uk 🇬🇧 👌🏻
Shame your so far away I’d love to feature your car on the channel
@@PeakPerformanceReviews I can always make the trip down no problems
@shepherdrubax that would be epic, I’m in Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds area, if you would be around sometime around January 2024?
Great vid 🙌!!! For sure underrated cars. Got a non hybrid ZC33S Sport myself. Be interested to know what fuel the car was running on to get these dyno figures. There is an urban legend circulating these motors produce more power and torque when run on 99 RON fuel. Not surprised the car produced more power as time went on, guessing the oil got more and more up to temperature and therefore the ECU unleashed more and more power 🙌
Hello, my SSS Hybid was measured several times by the tuner with 149 hp and 255 Nm.
That was the initial measurement without modifications.
Yeah that doesn’t surprise me, this dyno is very harsh others would likely be more nearer 150bhp, its mega isn’t it.
Thanks for watching Drdros please stick around and subscribe as it’ll be great to have you around on here with us.
Where are you based and can you remember what make of dyno you dyno’d
Is that with a 4wheel dyno? and using V power or similar fuel?
@@AbandonEarth911Yes, it was a 4-wheel dyno, but it doesn't matter because the vehicle has front-wheel drive. No, I had not filled up with premium fuel.
And before the question comes, the measurement was without electrical support. The 13.5 hp is therefore added at certain engine speeds.
Thanks Major also
Thanks for this Dr appreciate the input always nice to hear some techy stuff like this and result! Thanks for commenting 🙌👌
Vitara 1.4 Hybrid has same engine a great compact SUV, i have the SZ5 auto nippy and economical with loads of tech and kit. The electric motor kicks in from start up and really helps for pulling away from traffic lights junctions slip roads etc.
I love the Vitara, bet it’s great 👍 can’t wait to try one 🙌 thanks for watching major, please stick around and subscribe as it’ll be great to have you around.
What are you from?
@@PeakPerformanceReviews I live in the North/East UK
Ah mega! Thanks for coming to watch my video it’s great to have you around 🙌❤️
Hi, Thank you for showing that. i have the non hybride swift sport, and what i had seen 2 years ago when i put a real boost gauge, is that if the car is just under 90° oil temp, max boost is 0.8bar, and at 6000rpm about 0.5b.
5 or 10 minutes later while driving, when it gets 90° oil temp, then 1bar max boost and 0.6bar at 6000rpm, then later with engine veryy warm, max boost at 1.1bar and 0.65 at 6000rpm. The swift needs to be very warm to give full power.
That’s possibly it, was a cold day but we made sure it was ran for a fair while on the road before getting on the dyno, but that won’t ever get those oil temps up that much higher so that interesting and would make sense then thanks 🙏
Is that pic your on the Nurburgring? Such great little cars
@@PeakPerformanceReviews hi, yes i went last month on nurburgring, was very bad conditions, raining, strong wind, dead leaves from the trees, was 0 grip, very dangerous, but made so nice pictures 🙂 . I hope to go back next year with good weather
My first ever time was around 5 years back and it was cold ish day but decent …. Until I just got to the track haha started belting it down and yeah same! Started dangerous and slowly the track came back, started with a 10 min 50 ish in the wet, 10 min 20, 9 min 50 (was buzzing haha) track still dampish then eventually managed 9 min 13 on 5th lap
Fiesta ST stage 2 first ever time there was happy haha! Next I need to go in the 8 mins, crazy circuit then one day in 7 mins with something, couldn’t comprehend a sub 7 min time around there haha 😝 one day I wish BTG of course.
Where are you In the world? Or UK?
@@PeakPerformanceReviews for under 8 the car needs power, it's my objective too, power i have, now need good weather and do it in a few lap, not go like an idiot on first lap 🙂 i'm from France
It’s mainly knowledge of the place more than that and yeah a little power, the fezza had 248bhp at the time so could be capable of way under 9 mins I’m sure 🙌
Amazing! Keep in touch! Wishing you all the luck and good will for a safe and fun trip next time! Where in France are you?
Is the Swift sport on V Power petrol?? Have you had the car mapped yet and what are the results?
Hello fella sorry I’ve only just noticed I hadn’t replied to this. It’s not my car it’s Suzuki UK’s press car and this was totally stock on a 95-98 octane mix (Tesco 99 and basic) so it has been at more potential 🙌 do you have one? Thank you so much for watching fella 👌
My wife's 1.0 szt must be making more than it's stock 110bhp. It is seriously 'swift', and I've driven a few hot hatchbacks.
Yeah that’s very good and agree couple with the weight it’ll be plenty fast no doubt. Be interesting to see what kind of 0-60 or 30-70 it would pull vs the Swift sport and or/hybrid version too
These handle so well 20 hp would still be fun
Haha it would, even better though with the hp it made 🤩
@@PeakPerformanceReviewshi, were you using super unleaded? I try and use Shell V Power in my non hybrid
Hello Pip, the press team would have put only 95 I suspect so just before I went to the dyno I popped about £20 of Tesco 99 so I suspect it helped a good bit but wouldn’t have been perfect mix as not a full tank and could have done with a bit more time to mix and get a perfect mix to the injectors etc.
I suspect a few extra bhp could have been possible with constant running on 99, very pleased with the results.
It’s meant to be quite a harsh dyno too so on a generous dyno I wouldn’t be surprised if it wouldn’t hit 145-150
Thanks for watching Pip btw, have you ever dyno’d yours?
0:38 hi no, but have seen Dyno reports using super unleaded on non hybrid sports of 155bhp+. I love the look of sheer surprise on the faces of drivers of other cars who think that they can leave this little Suzuki for dead😀😀. I believe using super unleaded does make a difference 👍
How many miles were on the car? Maybe it was just starting to loosen up a bit afyer a few dyno pulls. Good results though. Never seen someone so excited at 111hp lol.
It was coming up to around 2000 miles so yeah this is the other thing, at around 10000 miles it’ll likely gain some bhp for sure too, well happy haha.
I think I was thankful my butt dyno wasn’t lying to me haha! 111WHP though not flywheel so a good 141.2bhp I was chuffed haha 😝
@@PeakPerformanceReviews what a monster lol.
Haha exactly my words 🤣 that’s the thing though even having my high power tools around the right roads I still found this fast and that goes to show how good the chassis is 🙌👌
Sorry mate but the conversion was wrong.
It’s been done many times over and just the engine alone is no more than 129.5hp.
21% for parasitic loss is way too high for our cars. It’s closer to 15%
It would be close to the conversion in real life when the hybrid motor kicks in, but not on a two wheel dyno where the system will not activate.
Likely is, as its using an inertia dyno process, so many what if’s and maybes and a long discussion. Yeah someone explains the hybrid system wouldn’t kick in so more so as to why it’s impressive.
Also at this power and torque level if it was only 129+7ish bhp it wouldn’t him those numbers.
I’m pretty confident and been told by others a lot are hitting way more than even we were getting on other dynos
@@PeakPerformanceReviewsso in stock with 2 wheels dyno how much horsepower show to you ??
Yes 141bhp stock if battery power was added it would have been 154bhp 🙌 thanks for watching fella ❤️🙌
tune it
100% it’s not mine though it’s Suzuki UK press car ❤️🙌
@@PeakPerformanceReviews 😕🙁
Yep unfortunately not mine, gutted but glad got to spend a week with it and do cool shi7 with it like this 🙌
2019 Swift Sport is better. I just so happen to own one!!!!
Brilliant car and I loved it also, the interior additions have really help it now but no doubt anyone with a 2019 model should be very very happy
@@PeakPerformanceReviews The 2018 and 2019 weigh 975kg compared to the 2020 hybrid 1025kg.
2018, 2019 140bhp 2020 Hybrid 129bhp
2018, 2019 Torque 162 ft Torque 2020 Hybrid 173lb ft
2018,02019 0-60mph 8.1sec 2020 Hybrid 0-60mph 9.1 secs
With all the new demands for eco friendly cards and lower emissions the Suzuki Swift sport is losing power and gaining weight.
The power is definitely up, they just don’t really disclose it properly, so that makes up in the power to weight department.
You really wouldn’t and don’t feel that weight at all.
As for the 0-60 there is another video on my channel with this exact car and it does a consistent 7.5 seconds to 60mph.
Where the hybrid makes up even more when you won’t ever get told is in 30-70mph pulls, it’s around 1-1.5 seconds faster than the non hybrid model.
The reality is yes they do need to conform to constraints but manufacturer has nailed it so well with this 😎
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Yes pretty much close to that! Madness! If that’s a guess nice one 👌 that or you have one and know 🙌🙌👍
I am happy to see that your impressions and mine are confirmed by science.😉
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Science and Math yep, I’m happy too haha I was getting worried on the day on the first pull but I shouldn’t have worried it never was any doubt really my butt dyno was telling me right ❤️🙌
Thanks for watching Kataman always great to have you around 👌👍