im not a fan of the sae corrected numbers but to each his own it dynoedd it and im happy lol
Keep in mind that while STD numbers are usually higher than SAE, they are both correction factors.
Nice numbers. Which tune are you using?
Oh I figured, wasn't trying to point that at you...just putting out the general info for people that might not know.thats what i meant lol
Oh I figured, wasn't trying to point that at you...just putting out the general info for people that might not know.
And just so i get this straight..You made 400rwhp/387rwtq with a tune and axleback only correct?
I don't understand this statement...
SAE is widely regarded as "the standard" when it comes to dyno numbers.
For example, my recent SAE numbers were:
432WHP
368WTQ
STD looks like:
441WHP
376WTQ
Pretty drastic difference.