Max effort must haves
I don't disagree at all. I can however tell you that on a different platform the difference between turning the power steering pump and bypassing it with a shorter belt was exactly 0 hp through the entire pull. Granted with the wheels straight on the dyno that isn't shocking but its not exactly like you are turning the steering wheel that much going down track - at least you shouldn't be
I figured it would see at least a little gain - at least at high rpm but literally none. Can't see how a tensioner takes more power to spin than a power steering pump. I don't disagree at all. I can however tell you that on a different platform the difference between turning the power steering pump and bypassing it with a shorter belt was exactly 0 hp through the entire pull. Granted with the wheels straight on the dyno that isn't shocking but its not exactly like you are turning the steering wheel that much going down track - at least you shouldn't be
I figured it would see at least a little gain - at least at high rpm but literally none. Can't see how a tensioner takes more power to spin than a power steering pump.
I figured it would see at least a little gain - at least at high rpm but literally none. Can't see how a tensioner takes more power to spin than a power steering pump.
Originally Posted by HioSSilver
It's usually not the little bit that matters. It's the sum of the little bits.
I would look at the aero of that brick nova too.
And weight weight weight.
I would look at the aero of that brick nova too.
And weight weight weight.











