HP/TQ Dyno graph ?
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HP/TQ Dyno graph ? Went to a dyno day yesterday and several of the graphs showed HP & TQ crossing at an rpm other than 5250rpm (5800, 4500, etc.)
Isn't it mathmatically impossible for this to occur? Was the dyno screwed up? My numbers seemed about right but others were a bit strange. 2 new Z06s were there. Both bone stock. One did about 450hp and the other 400hp?
Isn't it mathmatically impossible for this to occur? Was the dyno screwed up? My numbers seemed about right but others were a bit strange. 2 new Z06s were there. Both bone stock. One did about 450hp and the other 400hp?
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no it is not possible, as HP is a mathmatical derivative of torque and rpm.
Check the charts and you will see that the scales were differnt. IE, the left HP and the right side Torque don't line up. I've seen this before and got confused until I read closer
Check the charts and you will see that the scales were differnt. IE, the left HP and the right side Torque don't line up. I've seen this before and got confused until I read closer
Originally Posted by Dave F
no it is not possible, as HP is a mathmatical derivative of torque and rpm.
Check the charts and you will see that the scales were differnt. IE, the left HP and the right side Torque don't line up. I've seen this before and got confused until I read closer
Check the charts and you will see that the scales were differnt. IE, the left HP and the right side Torque don't line up. I've seen this before and got confused until I read closer
