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orgsrt4505

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19 PSI Q-16 with a slipping clutch. 507 whp 370 trq


23 PSI Q-16 with the same clutch as before. You can tell the difference of how bad the clutch was slipping on this dyno graph. 454 whp 336 trq
 
JEWPRA

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Why didn't you come out to play tonight?



and I didn't hear the clutch slipping on the second pull but I don't know... all I can think of is they are different dynos.. who knows
 
orgsrt4505

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finchstang said:
Why didn't you come out to play tonight?



and I didn't hear the clutch slipping on the second pull but I don't know... all I can think of is they are different dynos.. who knows
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My car is down right now it needs a new clutch. Turborex had to work early in the morning so that's why he didn't go.
 
Lagisforeplay

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This may be a stupid question, but I have always wondered on dyno graphs that display eng like the first picture; Is it displaying expected engine hp? And if it is displaying engine, how does it determine how much to add to the whp to calculate ehp?
 
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