Reply to "ZF Losses"

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Originally posted by 4NHOTROD:
Does anyone have first hand experience with confirmed ZF losses? I've read that they are in the 20% range.
Has anyone dyno'd their engine, then had the car chassis dyno'd to compare?
Will

I should have some chassis dyno numbers soon and will be able to get a good idea of what the ZF power loss is. I already know what the engine dyno numbers are but I have alway been told that it is close to a 80 horse power loss through the ZF. It seems like we have debated this question before on this forum and there is also a 22 percent to 25 percent figure out there.

8/19/128:47 AM

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