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Old 12 August 2004, 01:23 AM
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Yesterday I got my car dynoed. It seems results are quite ridiculous. Since I've a stock MY98 Impreza Turbo and the engine power should be around 218hp, the dyno sheet shows +25 hp(243hp). In addition to this, it shows 85hp power losses. Is it possible to lose 85 hp on wheels since its a AWD car. I've no problems with drivetrain.

Here is the dyno sheet:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...an/dyno009.jpg

Lets clear out this...

Engine Power: 178.6 KW@5906RPM (242.7 HP)
Wheel Horsepower: 115.8 KW (157.4 HP)
Power Losses: 62.3 KW (85.3 HP)
Real Power: 216.4 KW (294.1 HP) [DIN70020 rule] ===> I really dont know what this value shows?

Max Torque:325.3 NM 4016 g/m (151.4 km/h)
Transmission Ratio: 1.0:1
Final Reduction: 2.9 [dyno detects automatically. (fifth gear ratio) 0.738 X 3,9(final reduction) =2,8782 )]

Here is the manufacturer specs of my car:

218 HP (160 kW) at 5600 rpm
290 Nm at 4000 rpm

All datas are here in DIN europe standard. Measure at 101.3kPa and 20°C. Rated in hp (ps). 1kW = 1.360hp (DIN). So I don't know how do I gain +25hp on my car. Drivetrain loses seems too much, isn't it? I dont know if I should trust this dyno. Any input would be appreciated.

ps: I've a catted Blitz Nür spec R muffler(not catback or turboback) and walbro fuel pump. I dont think so that they had affected the performance of my car.
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does AWD eats power? any input?
Old 15 August 2004, 10:15 AM
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Dependant on type and make transmission you will loose that sort of amount on most 4wd be it scoobie lancia ford mitsi etc
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