WHP
Re: WHP (chunpiu)
Which one?
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JimmyMethod
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They have 300HP and 260 ft-lbs for a manual transmission.
Auto's have 287hp and 274ft-lbs.
EDIT: WHP? take 15% off that. Exact numbers aren't really useful, just because they vary from car to car and outside temp/pressure effect it too.
They have 300HP and 260 ft-lbs for a manual transmission.
Auto's have 287hp and 274ft-lbs.
EDIT: WHP? take 15% off that. Exact numbers aren't really useful, just because they vary from car to car and outside temp/pressure effect it too.
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jEzTeR
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Re: (JimmyMethod)
LOLyeah good post.
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Redemption1978
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Re: (nsrZ32)
I dyno'ed 210 yesterday on my bone stock 03. There are a number of reasons that number wasn't as high as I would have liked but as a general rule 15% of the flywheel horsepower is acurate.
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jEzTeR
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Re: (Redemption1978)
Also every dyno is going to give you different numbers. They are meant to test and tune new setups/mods.
