What do Stock XKR's dyno at?
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A good 4.0 would do somewhere arround 315rwhp, and this is on dynos that have a single large drum per wheel. Drivetrain loss on these ones are more like 17% (could be even lower), so that translates to about 379 engine HP.
But all depends on the correction factors (ie din, sae etc), and also dyno type. Take your time if you want good repeatable results, as the intercoolers need to be cooled between runs, as the hotter they get the lower the output.
But all depends on the correction factors (ie din, sae etc), and also dyno type. Take your time if you want good repeatable results, as the intercoolers need to be cooled between runs, as the hotter they get the lower the output.
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A good 4.0 would do somewhere arround 315rwhp, and this is on dynos that have a single large drum per wheel. Drivetrain loss on these ones are more like 17% (could be even lower), so that translates to about 379 engine HP.
But all depends on the correction factors (ie din, sae etc), and also dyno type. Take your time if you want good repeatable results, as the intercoolers need to be cooled between runs, as the hotter they get the lower the output.
But all depends on the correction factors (ie din, sae etc), and also dyno type. Take your time if you want good repeatable results, as the intercoolers need to be cooled between runs, as the hotter they get the lower the output.
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