Dyno'd my 2001 SS today for the first time...
11-18-2002 | 08:56 AM
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From: Huntsville, AL
Good numbers!
I have a question though.. I have always heard that A4's lose about 20% due to drivetrain. Is that true? Because if it is then his car would have to actually have like 380hp to get 305 to the wheels. I am assuming that the 20% loss is an exaggerated number because I can imagine a stock SS making 380. I know they claim our cars are under rated, but I didnt think by that much.
I have a question though.. I have always heard that A4's lose about 20% due to drivetrain. Is that true? Because if it is then his car would have to actually have like 380hp to get 305 to the wheels. I am assuming that the 20% loss is an exaggerated number because I can imagine a stock SS making 380. I know they claim our cars are under rated, but I didnt think by that much.
11-19-2002 | 09:50 PM
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From: palmharbor,fl,usa
dyno numbers
Almost all the bone stock 2001 LS1 motors I've seen easily make roughly 290-310rwhp. Which is like 380-390 horsepower at the crank. All these LS1 motors are way under-rated, most people just don't know there dyno numbers.
11-19-2002 | 10:49 PM
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Re: dyno numbers
Originally posted by 383 N20 TA
Almost all the bone stock 2001 LS1 motors I've seen easily make roughly 290-310rwhp. Which is like 380-390 horsepower at the crank. All these LS1 motors are way under-rated, most people just don't know there dyno numbers.
Almost all the bone stock 2001 LS1 motors I've seen easily make roughly 290-310rwhp. Which is like 380-390 horsepower at the crank. All these LS1 motors are way under-rated, most people just don't know there dyno numbers.
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