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Originally Posted by dbae1978' post='926744' date='Jun 28 2009, 04:21 PM
I dyno'ed on a dyno dynamics....not a dynojet.....at 310 whp approximately 400 crank with JB3 map7, rpi scoops, bmc drop in filter, dinan axle back exhaust and ms109 race fuel.
400 crank hp means you have 23% drivetrain loss and even a car equipped AWD and AT combo wouldn't have that much loss.
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Quick question, how did you calculate crank hp? If you got 310 whp then it should be around 356 crank hp if you calculate normal 15% drivetrain loss. No?
400 crank hp means you have 23% drivetrain loss and even a car equipped AWD and AT combo wouldn't have that much loss.
400 crank hp means you have 23% drivetrain loss and even a car equipped AWD and AT combo wouldn't have that much loss.
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Originally Posted by dbae1978' post='926818' date='Jun 28 2009, 06:09 PM
the dyno dynamics dynomometer usually calculates approximately 23% Joe@raceprecision or RPIpower can elaborate. I'm just posting the information they gave me during my last dyno
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