Check out these Dyno Numbers!!
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Check out these Dyno Numbers!! 330.5 rwhp = 388.8 hp (15% drivetrain loss)
337.9 rwtq = 397.5 lbs. tq (SAA)
2000 SS M6. Mods are in the sig. Is this normal? I was only expecting 312-315rwhp. I'm way too excited about this
. The flywheel numbers were calculated given a 15% drivetrain loss- Is that a safe number or is it more or less? Thanks - Mike W.
<small>[ May 23, 2002, 12:37 AM: Message edited by: SStolen ]</small>
337.9 rwtq = 397.5 lbs. tq (SAA)
2000 SS M6. Mods are in the sig. Is this normal? I was only expecting 312-315rwhp. I'm way too excited about this
. The flywheel numbers were calculated given a 15% drivetrain loss- Is that a safe number or is it more or less? Thanks - Mike W.<small>[ May 23, 2002, 12:37 AM: Message edited by: SStolen ]</small>
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Re: Check out these Dyno Numbers!! thats really normal..my car bone stock did 312/332, w/ boltons it did 354/365..with those numbers your car is an easy mid 12sec car.. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="gr_grin.gif" />
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Re: Check out these Dyno Numbers!! Mid 12 sec? No way... I can't launch to save my life anyway. Here's a quick look at my dyno chart also.
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