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Just curious what a 2015 z06 will dyno at the rear wheels .The Hellcat was dynoed at 635 rwhp which means it actually makes about 722 hp at the crank ,more than dodge claims it does.
Just curious what a 2015 z06 will dyno at the rear wheels .The Hellcat was dynoed at 635 rwhp which means it actually makes about 722 hp at the crank ,more than dodge claims it does.
I would guess they will avg between 565-570 on the stick cars
We have dyno'd many ZR1s and they avg around 545-550
Just curious what a 2015 z06 will dyno at the rear wheels .The Hellcat was dynoed at 635 rwhp which means it actually makes about 722 hp at the crank ,more than dodge claims it does.
There's actually one dyno test out there where the Hellcat put down 671rwhp and 606lbs/tq.
Just curious what a 2015 z06 will dyno at the rear wheels .The Hellcat was dynoed at 635 rwhp which means it actually makes about 722 hp at the crank ,more than dodge claims it does.
The Hellcat made 635 HP on a chassis dyno and there is no correlation between RWHP and FWHP. However, the Hellcat HP rating is SAE certified...you can take it to the bank that it is making rated HP ±2%, or 692.86 - 721.14 HP.
The Hellcat made 635 HP on a chassis dyno and there is no correlation between RWHP and FWHP. However, the Hellcat HP rating is SAE certified...you can take it to the bank that it is making rated HP ±2%, or 692.86 - 721.14 HP.
Actually, there is an exact correlation between RWHP and FWHP.......it's just that we can't agree to what it is. It's quite possibly not even a linear relationship as most would like it to be.
09-20-2014, 08:57 AM
Dyno numbers
You would know.
