Flywheel figures
Had my car run at AET Turbo's hub dyno and it made an average of 309.5 atw (peak was 311), what would this equate to at the flywheel?
Graph attached http://i20.tinypic.com/30xhkjl.jpg Banny |
At a guess 309.5 atw could meant At The Wheels.?
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Yes it does means at the wheels but im wanting to know what that would equate to at the flywheel, if possible?
Banny |
banny, it says torqfly 290.8 on the graph! or is that something completely different
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They do not measure anything at flywheel, as i quried the exact samething so even the torque is a the at the wheels.
Banny |
strange, to me your graph says 290.8 torque at flywheel / power 309.5 ps
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I'd guess you'd lose about 15% to the hub as you normally loose about 20-25% to the wheel which is much larger than the hub.
Not 100% sure though. Was that with the MD195 or the 20G? |
by having Torque at the flywheel, you can work out HP, search in google for the HP formula
I think it would be HP= (TQ x RPM) / 5252 if your case HP= (290.8 x 5514) / 5252 HP= 305.3 there... Koji |
That was on the MD195 Nick, so by your calculations Koji I have less power at the flywheel than I do at wheels?
Banny |
i thought when they let the car slow down on it's own they measure transmission loss to give you an idea of what you have at the flywheel
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It works out to 382 bhp at the flywheel
Banny |
I just read your graph that showed the value of 290 lb-ft at the flywheel...
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