Ferrari 360 on the Dyno
#22
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Originally Posted by lerajie
Yeah? Can the ferrari make margaritas?
#24
He was shifting very early. How long does it take your car to get from 1500 RPM to 6000 in 5th gear? And, you have 100 more lbs of torque. Have you ever driven one of these? I have. Beginning of 3rd gear was doing 105. This was using the automatic option. The owner wouldn't let me use the paddles to shift. Very quick cars. OH yeah, the sound in person is better than any computer speaker will ever produce.
#26
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Originally Posted by Jamie33
some ferrari's make a lot of power and sound great....
http://www.tubistylejapan.com/tubiF40kat001.mpg.mpg
http://www.tubistylejapan.com/tubiF40kat001.mpg.mpg
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Originally Posted by 94Teal
http://www.dynoauthority.com/videos/.../dynorun1.mpeg
The numbers were not all that impressive, but ya can't beat the sound
2004 360 Challenge-Stradale (US Version)
Assembly Number: 50457
Miles: 1157 miles
Curb Weight: 3000lb (owner’s manual) / 3096lb (measured)
HP (flywheel): 409 hp / 8500 rpm (owner’s manual)
Torque (flywheel): 275 lb. ft. / 4750 rpm (owner’s manual)
Dyno: Mustang Dyne (DynoAuthority http://www.dynoauthority.com/ )
Measurement Standard: SAE (J1349)
Max. HP (rear wheels): 320.4 HP @ 8500 RPM
Max. Torque (rear wheel): 233.2 Ft-lbs @ 5750 RPM
Parasitic Torque: 32 ft-lbs (measured through coast-down run)
Coast-down Loss: 14%
The numbers were not all that impressive, but ya can't beat the sound
2004 360 Challenge-Stradale (US Version)
Assembly Number: 50457
Miles: 1157 miles
Curb Weight: 3000lb (owner’s manual) / 3096lb (measured)
HP (flywheel): 409 hp / 8500 rpm (owner’s manual)
Torque (flywheel): 275 lb. ft. / 4750 rpm (owner’s manual)
Dyno: Mustang Dyne (DynoAuthority http://www.dynoauthority.com/ )
Measurement Standard: SAE (J1349)
Max. HP (rear wheels): 320.4 HP @ 8500 RPM
Max. Torque (rear wheel): 233.2 Ft-lbs @ 5750 RPM
Parasitic Torque: 32 ft-lbs (measured through coast-down run)
Coast-down Loss: 14%