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barfy
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by barfy »
How do u convert flywheel KW to at the wheels KW ?
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by Bennoz »
Its a bit of back yard science....
Generally speaking, for 2 wheel drive cars, I usually loose a third to go from flywheel to at the wheel.
Ie a 100kw at the fly motor is about 65 - 70kw at the wheels.
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barfy
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by barfy »
So whats a stock FTO at the wheels
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Boris
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by Boris »
Well they are 10years old, so normal GPX looking at a little bit under 100kw but it varies dyno to dyno!
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mrx
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by mrx »
As Boris said, it varies a tlot. Even something like tyre pressure will make a difference.
Dyno's calculate power, not exactly measure it.
But a stock FTO looking at around 100kw's ball park.
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by mr_bishi »
Standard was measured on an engine test rig somewhere in japan with 100ron fuel too.
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by Wopachang »
yeah it's about 30% loss of power from Flywheel too Wheels. Just work around that.
