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Old 07-20-2009, 08:48 AM
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Change the weight to 3200 would if anything normally make it read lower. Just like changing the rpm/sec setting on a engine dyno.

The HP@50 is a SAE number. There is a database with the vehicle "as built" weight and HP@50.

Originally Posted by Aaron91RS
I was just on a MD-awd-500-se dyno with a
guessed weight of 3400lbs and hp@50=12

So if on the very next pull we changed the weight to 3200lbs my car would suddenly dyno higher?

Also how do they figure HP@50? Is it just a guess or is there some standard to go by?
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Why can't there be a Camaro Dyno?
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Originally Posted by Turrry
The local dyno that I just strapped my car to was a mustang dyno that he had "unloaded" to read similar to a dynojet. He said that it was still applying the load (cause he said the lower HP cars seem to really take forever) somewhat, but that it wasn't as low as a normal Mustang Dyno.....the car laid down 329/360 bone stock with a lid and paper filter.....only 21k miles....
Sounds like it might as well have been a dyno jet to me.



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