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    Dyno run

    With 418 hp at the rear wheels what would you estimate the hp is at the flywheel?

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    add 15% and youll be in the general flywheel range
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    est. flywheel hp: 480hp

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    Thanks, I'll have to work on it some more!

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    A4 or M6? If I remember correctly it about %15 loss on an A4 and about 13% on a M6. But then again they are still rough estimates.
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    I've got a M6. What do you think with an older vette with a 4-speed?

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    i thought it was 17%-19% for a m6 and 21%-23% for an auto
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    I don't think so but then it also depends on whether you have a stock rear or a heavy 9" or 12 bolt. As far as the "older vette with a 4-speed" it is hard to say. The % of drive line loss changes from car to car and manufacturers. I remember reading an article that compare a chevy setup versus ford and the ford experience a higher amount of drive line loss. But unless you take an engine dyno it then dyno it again installed it is all guessing.

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    Thanks for the info. Strange 12 bolt 4.10 gears Yeehaa!

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    also if a person has a stall, that eats away at power.

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