HP ratings RW vs. Flywheel
My car is about 350 rwhp. My work truck is about 200 rwhp. Car ads on tv ect. will say a car has 260hp. Are most of these readings on the motor or are they rear wheel.
For instance there is a newer mustang that is supposed to be a 500hp car. Is that at the Flywheel motor or rear wheels?
Can any one clarify?
A standard LS1 rated at say 345 makes around 300 or so to the ground. The math certainly works but the RWHP is not that close to its rated power, nor should it be.
Tony
If a car comes in both auto and manual, then the auto will eat more power than the manual does.
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A standard LS1 rated at say 345 makes around 300 or so to the ground. The math certainly works but the RWHP is not that close to its rated power, nor should it be.
Tony
An Fbody is rated at 305 by GM and it dyno's damn close to it rwhp. Maybe a corvette is rated at 345, but not fbody's. I guess i should have said "fbody" instead of ls1. That's what I meant.....sorry if I mis-spoke.
As mentioend above a T56 vs a 4l60 will also make difference.
Different exhaust set up all add up too vs open headers on an engine dyno.




