Jet sizing
07-19-2009, 01:24 PM
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http://www.dynotunenitrous.com/store...ousjetcalc.asp This will give you estimated HP at the motor.
If you want that power at the rear wheel figure drivetrain loss of 12 - 18% average depending on transmission (auto - std) as well as other drivetrain factors.
You should see similar results assuming the same size jets are used - companies rate at higher HP typically by just supplying you with bigger jets.
Dean
If you want that power at the rear wheel figure drivetrain loss of 12 - 18% average depending on transmission (auto - std) as well as other drivetrain factors.
You should see similar results assuming the same size jets are used - companies rate at higher HP typically by just supplying you with bigger jets.
Dean
