[ZR1] What is stock rwhp/rwtq for the ZR1 on the dyno?
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What is stock rwhp/rwtq for the ZR1 on the dyno?
Anyone know? I googled and searched the board and there really isn't a consensus on what the '09, '10, and '11 ZR1 are putting to the wheels.
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Thats probably mustang dyno numbers or very conservitaive most dynojets are more in the 540-560 range if you go to LPE site they have a baseline (and I would figure they would want baseline as low as possible so their mod's look better) compared to a stage 1 and their baseling pull was 558.48 rwhp and 532.96 rwtq.
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Mine made 541/530 on a Land and Sea dyno at England Green. Their dyno puts out numbers virtually identical to a dynojet.
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540-550rwhp and 530ish rwtq sounds reasonable, but that's still an 90hp loss from the crank to the wheels. The Z06 only seems to be losing 45 or so and the LS3 about 50.
What's the 30 additional loss of ponies on the ZR1 between crank and wheel caused by? Anyone know? Is it the beefier diff, driveshaft, gears, wheels/tires?!?!
What's the 30 additional loss of ponies on the ZR1 between crank and wheel caused by? Anyone know? Is it the beefier diff, driveshaft, gears, wheels/tires?!?!
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540-550rwhp and 530ish rwtq sounds reasonable, but that's still an 90hp loss from the crank to the wheels. The Z06 only seems to be losing 45 or so and the LS3 about 50.
What's the 30 additional loss of ponies on the ZR1 between crank and wheel caused by? Anyone know? Is it the beefier diff, driveshaft, gears, wheels/tires?!?!
What's the 30 additional loss of ponies on the ZR1 between crank and wheel caused by? Anyone know? Is it the beefier diff, driveshaft, gears, wheels/tires?!?!
I will have my ZR1 done here in a few weeks.
So the Z06 may have a tiny loss advantage: Could mainly be the ZR1 clutch
505x.85= 429.25
638x.85= 542.30
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I have seen any where from a low of 505 rwhp to a high of 565 rwhp stock. I am sure the real power output difference per engine is only a few %. The ZR1 has some disavantages on a chassis dyno. You don't get the proper air flow for the intercooler heat exchanger and the SAE correction factor can sometimes over correct for high barometric pressure for a supercharged engine. The SAE correction factors were developed for NA engines.
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