put up your dyno results

[Wilson]

how do you convert rwhp to engine hp?

 

[sabumaru]

how do you convert rwhp to engine hp?

411 crank HP = 356 Rwhp
Inthink that was the convertion ratio

 

[Flying_Raptor]

If I remember correctly the drivetrain loss of a manual is like 12-15% and on an auto it's like 17-20% at least.
I wouldn't be surprised if where closer to 25%

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[GoMuscles]

If I remember correctly the drivetrain loss of a manual is like 12-15% and on an auto it's like 17-20% at least.
I wouldn't be surprised if where closer to 25%

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This is correct and I agree its probably like 25% on our trucks.

The suspension and 35s alone make it throw ugly numbers...

 

[Wilson]

so I wouldn't look like a ******** if I told ppl I have 500 hp.

 

[Flying_Raptor]

so I wouldn't look like a ******** if I told ppl I have 500 hp.

Lookin like a ******* and Sayin ur raptor has 500 are two separate entities.

I beleive one is hereditary/genetics....the other would be chicanery


I tell ppl mine makes 450hp...lol


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[Wilson]

all I have ever said to ppl is stock it's 411 and mine is not stock.

 

[mudblood]

OK..........so it's my other car...........

 

[mudblood]

If I remember correctly the drivetrain loss of a manual is like 12-15% and on an auto it's like 17-20% at least.
I wouldn't be surprised if where closer to 25%

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Keep in mind on a dyno a 4:10 rear gear will show lower than normal as well. I think 25 to 28% is pretty accurate.

 

[COBRA90GT]

FWIW - The following PDF document is a solid "primer," if you will for dyno testing considerations; as taken from the Kenne Bell website:

http://kennebell.net/KBWebsite/Common/pdfs/DynoTestVariables.pdf