Thread: 383 400 rwhp build
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11-27-2012 10:46 AM #1
I asked for help with this not sarcasm. Sarcasm isn't showing your intelligence just your lacking of topic. Thanks. Also 20% would be around 480 fwhp and this I am aware of. Making right around 400 rwhp.Last edited by jamesnelizabeth; 11-27-2012 at 10:50 AM.
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11-27-2012 01:08 PM #2
No sarcasm. A 20% loss is subtracting 20% from the flywheel number, not adding 20% to the rear wheel number. If you're looking for 400RWHP then 400 = 0.8 x Crank Horsepower, which says you need ~500HP at the crank to yield 400 at the rear wheels, assuming 20% losses through the tranny and rear gears, which is a pretty good conservative estimate. With 480 at the crank you'll have ~385 at the wheels, again assuming 20% losses.
As for the costs, your initial post is pretty clear,Tech is simply telling you that your stated budget is unrealistic. Lots of knowledge here, if you take time to communicate clearly and don't blow smoke....would like to keep it under $2,000.00 on motor if possible.Last edited by rspears; 11-27-2012 at 01:14 PM.
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