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Drivetrain losses and dyno charts
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September 25th, 2008, 01:13 PM
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Drivetrain losses and dyno charts
I have been looking for all stock dyno charts for the GT AT. I have taken a look at the Dyno Queen Leaderboard topic, and found stock GT with 236-239whp. This is quite similar to mine: 237whp.
If we consider our stated crank power as 263hp, it would mean a <10% drivetrain loss, which is really low if we consider automatic transmission cars usually lose 15-25% do the wheels. Are these dyno numbers wrong in some way... or do we have a really good transmission/drivetrain? Best regards, Ziki
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2008 Eclipse GT AT: Progress anti-sway bar, Tanabe Strut Bar and Low Tie Bar, Injen CAI, Greedy Evo2 Axle Back Exhaust, Megan Racing Coilovers, Energy Suspension bushes and Motor Mounts, Ingall Stiffy, BrianJ Shift Control Module, Powerslot brake rotors, Goodridge brake lines, Hawk Hps brake pads, Toyo R888 |
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September 25th, 2008, 06:39 PM
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well could be the cars you saw on the board were M/T so smaller loss. also could be that your using a bloated dyno that gives huge number readouts.
but i do remember seeing some charts back in the day when RIPP was dynoing thier stuff and there was a surprisingly small difference between A/T and M/T numbers.... |
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