DynoJet testing of ZZ4-MiniRAM w/ LT4 HOT cam

To compare the advertised benefit of the MiniRam TPI intake, I was lucky enough to borrow one from Tim Siford   (Thanks Tim!) and tested it on the same dyno, with no other modifications to my motor or car.  My default intake is a heavily ported Edelbrock TPI base, large-tube AS&M runners, ported plenum, and 58mm Edelbrock throttle-body.  The graphs and data are below:
 

MiniRam Tests                    Hi-Flow TPI Tests

The Graph below shows two of the MiniRam runs plotted directly against the last Hi-Flow dyno run

The corrected numbers pulled from the above graph are listed below:
 

RPM
TPI / MiniRam (Torque)
TPI / MiniRam (HP)
3600
340* / 295  -45
230 / 201  -29
3800
335 / 296  -39
242 / 213  -29
4000
333 / 299  -34
253 / 228  -25
4200
328 / 302  -26
260 / 240  -20
4400
319 / 302*  -17
268 / 253  -15
4600
310 / 302   - 8
271 / 263  - 8
4800
299 / 300   + 1
272* / 273  + 1
5000
284 / 298  +14
271 / 282  +11
5200
270 / 290  +20
270 / 286  +16
5400
259 / 284  +25
268 / 295  +27
5600
247 / 278  +31
264 / 297  +33
5800
234 / 272  +38
259 / 300  +41
6000
227 / 263  +36
259 / 300  +41
6200
216 / 256  +40
256 / 303*  +47
6300
211 / 250  +39
254 / 302  +48
(*)=Max.                      AVG.
280.8 / 285.8   +5 
259.8 / 269.1   +9.3 

 

Diacom scans from the 4 runs show knock/retard at 3200rpms which I traced to a large jump in the ARAP PE spk-adv table I had copied over to my MAP chip base. I have since remove it.
Runs 1 and 2
Runs 3 and 4