How much RWHP will you lose with 27% converter slippage?
09-03-2003, 08:31 PM
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How much RWHP will you lose with 27% converter slippage? This big 4000 stall in my th350 ls1 was calculated out to about 27-28% slippage on the dyno. Also on the street its pretty obvious.
If a car was a 450-500 rwhp car, how much would it gain going from 27-28% slippage to a good lockup converter?
If a car was a 450-500 rwhp car, how much would it gain going from 27-28% slippage to a good lockup converter?
09-05-2003, 08:06 PM
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Re: How much RWHP will you lose with 27% converter slippage? at what rpm was it slipping 27-28%? Obvisiously at launch you'll have a 100% slip and you can get a pretty big flash on the dyno with the 4000 stall.
Was this some sort of average calculation. If yes, it is pretty meaningless to speculate.
Was this some sort of average calculation. If yes, it is pretty meaningless to speculate.