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2005 Toyota Prius

2005 2006 2007 2008 Prius Dyno

Results** Denso SK16R-11 Pulstar™ BE-1.044" Difference % Improvement
HP (Peak) 141 145 4 2.84
Torque (Peak) 149 153 4 2.68
HP (Average) 139 144 5 3.60
Torque (Average) 146 151 5 3.42
Passing 40-80MPH (Seconds) 10.32 9.79 0.53 5.14
USO6 Fuel Use (cc) 619.29 577.65 41.64 6.72

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2007 Toyota Prius

Results** Denso SK16R-11 Pulstar™ BE-1.040" Difference % Improvement
HP (Peak) 140 142 2 1.43
Torque (Peak) 147 150 3 2.04
HP (Average) 138 141 3 2.17
Torque (Average) 145 148 3 2.07
Passing 40-80MPH (Seconds) 9.93 9.83 0.10 1.01
USO6 Fuel Use (cc) 691.59 631.03 60.57 8.76

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  Toyota Hybrid Battery Level **Since this is a gas / electric hybrid, before dyno pulls or fuel consumption tests were preformed, the battery was recharged by doing a low-speed run to charge to the same point each time. Additionally, the HP and Torque figures are net hybrid system output.

The 2005 Prius was tested 'apples to apples' by setting the Pulstar™ plugs to the same gap that the Denso plugs are set to from the factory in this engine, .044". The 2007 Prius had the gap set to .040" which is our recommended maximum gap for all engines.

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