Reply to "engine dyno vs chassis dyno"

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The drivetrain loss in Pantera is 19-20%.

Hmmm, seems we covered this a year or two back and I remember the drivetrain loss as being 23%.

This was determined by several engine/chassis dynos on actual cars.

That is, a 400 FWHP engine would show 308 RWHP

.77 times 400 = 308

And using the RWHP, convert to FWHP by multiplying by 1.3

1.3 times 308 = 400.4

Larry

6/20/076:14 PM

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