Anyone ever have numbers below the "corrected" numbers?
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Anyone ever have numbers below the "corrected" numbers?
I see all the "corrected" numbers are always below the actual numbers. Has anyone ever has actual numbers below the corrected ones? Since everyone always compares the corrected numbers, I was curious.
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I did. Mine was actually 321, but corrected up to 325. It was a warm, humid day, so go figure.
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Originally Posted by GETSOMZ28
Here at 5000 ft, our actuals are about 30% less than SAE.
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This info is for boosted cars. The SAE correction formula works very well for naturally aspirated engines, however that formula does not work well for boosted engines. These engines create their own atmosphere and if there is a barometric pressure change, such a change will have less of a HP affect on boosted then on NA applications. So if your car is boosted, pick a day with the highest SAE correction factor and you will show the most HP.