Drivetrain loss
Horsepower ratings are determined by S.A.E. measurements taken at the Crankshaft with all engine accessories installed ("Net"). Originally they used to take the "gross" hp ratings w/o the accessories. That's where you got those crazy numbers in the '70's.
What you're going to have to do is query around and find someone who's done a dyno run matching your requirement and do the math (so to speak)
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What you're going to have to do is query around and find someone who's done a dyno run matching your requirement and do the math (so to speak)
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LOL funny man. Well actually, I'm just wanting to see what kind of improvement I've made over stock. And since the dyno is wheel hp, it's difficult to compare the stock rating of 150hp at the crank.
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Ross
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Aug 19, 2001 09:05 PM





