Subject	Are you new to dyno #s?
Posted by	Summeronthechain (MN) on November 14, 2012 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	How is so much HP lost!?...and how do you gain it back!? posted by NismoDHS on November 14, 2012 at 01:58 PM
Message	The first thing to remember is that crank HP is different than wheel HP. I would expect healthy NAs to make about 170-180HP on average. It is also to keep in mind the environment of the dyno, the type of dyno, and any correction factors in the dyno. So comparing anything other than back to back runs between cars is pointless.
Follow Ups	How is so much HP lost!?...and how do you gain it back!? - NismoDHS 13:58:20 11/14/12 Depends on the dyno. - Krazyd27(Houston) 14:41:14 11/14/12 Re: Depends on the dyno. - NismoDHS 16:32:41 11/14/12 Subtract roughly 13-15% for drivetrain loss in RWD cars - Under_Powered 17:27:30 11/14/12 Crank Hp is factory measurement, dyno is usually wheel hp (n/m) - ZinnZ32 16:31:28 11/14/12 Re: Depends of the type of body kit! - miloz 17:02:45 11/14/12 Are you new to dyno #s? - Summeronthechain (MN) 21:45:48 11/14/12 The NAs are now severely detuned due to fuel changes - TriniTT 08:18:52 11/15/12 Standard or automatic transmission? - rave 22:02:20 11/17/12 Re: Standard or automatic transmission? - NismoDHS 14:34:45 11/22/12
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