First Dyno, few questions...
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First Dyno, few questions... I recently purchased a bone stock 2002 WS-6, M6 with 19Kmiles. Before doing any mods I wanted to get a baseline of what the car puts out right from the factory, so I threw it on the dyno.
Results: 307hp/325tq
I liked the HP numbers, pretty normal from what I have read here, but I thought the late model WS-6 were rated to have 350tq. While I know there are variances from engine to engine and dyno to dyno, that seems a bit far from a 350 rating. I'm not really going to lose any sleep over it, but any insights into this would be greatly appreciated. Anything I should check out? Thanks.
Results: 307hp/325tq
I liked the HP numbers, pretty normal from what I have read here, but I thought the late model WS-6 were rated to have 350tq. While I know there are variances from engine to engine and dyno to dyno, that seems a bit far from a 350 rating. I'm not really going to lose any sleep over it, but any insights into this would be greatly appreciated. Anything I should check out? Thanks.
Originally Posted by TYR_FRYR
I recently purchased a bone stock 2002 WS-6, M6 with 19Kmiles. Before doing any mods I wanted to get a baseline of what the car puts out right from the factory, so I threw it on the dyno.
Results: 307hp/325tq
I liked the HP numbers, pretty normal from what I have read here, but I thought the late model WS-6 were rated to have 350tq. While I know there are variances from engine to engine and dyno to dyno, that seems a bit far from a 350 rating. I'm not really going to lose any sleep over it, but any insights into this would be greatly appreciated. Anything I should check out? Thanks.
Results: 307hp/325tq
I liked the HP numbers, pretty normal from what I have read here, but I thought the late model WS-6 were rated to have 350tq. While I know there are variances from engine to engine and dyno to dyno, that seems a bit far from a 350 rating. I'm not really going to lose any sleep over it, but any insights into this would be greatly appreciated. Anything I should check out? Thanks.
