[Z06] 02' ZO6 dyno run
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02' ZO6 dyno run
Hey guys,
Ran the car at FunFest today the car is bone stock and has about 4400 miles, and borken in right.
Here is my best pull:
352.6 HP.....414.82...divided by .85
344.2 TQ....404.94...divided by .85
Not to bad,
Mike :D :D
Ran the car at FunFest today the car is bone stock and has about 4400 miles, and borken in right.
Here is my best pull:
352.6 HP.....414.82...divided by .85
344.2 TQ....404.94...divided by .85
Not to bad,
Mike :D :D
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Re: 02' ZO6 dyno run (2002vette)
Results might be closer if you multiply by .85 and not divide by .85. :yesnod:
Seriously, good numbers at the wheel. These are some very strong cars! Do you have the mods in your sig?
[Modified by Barely Legal, 11:01 PM 9/14/2001]
Seriously, good numbers at the wheel. These are some very strong cars! Do you have the mods in your sig?
[Modified by Barely Legal, 11:01 PM 9/14/2001]
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Re: 02' ZO6 dyno run (Barely Legal)
Results might be closer if you multiply by .85 and not divide by .85. :yesnod:
I find it interesting that if you take like 18% to 20% drivetrain loss into effect those RWHP numbers are about 430 to 440 Crank HP. I say the 18% to 20% loss for on a friends car ('97 Camaro SS) he dynoed the motor and then afterwards he then did a Rear Wheel dyno (6 speed car) and ended up having 18% loss in the drivetrain. With the live rear axle of the Camaro it's suppose to, from what I hear, have less drivetrain loss than that of the IRS of the C5 Vette.
Just some things I've heard though. I haven't done any testing on my own to know those things I typed above for sure (wish I could though!) Even taking 15% loss into account 415 HP is still a good number no two ways about it! :cheers:
Ted
