Standard BHP ??
Standard BHP ??
kam05 Davros- is your car modified or standard? I'd like to know what a 7/8/9 year old standard IS200 is now putting out in terms of bhp
steviewevie Davros and kam, have a look in the Garage, the dyno graph for my 10-year-old IS200 is in there. I got 153.9 bhp, which I was pretty impresssed with. Just a K&N filter and IK20 spark plugs compared to stock.
kam05 Davros- is your car modified or standard? I'd like to know what a 7/8/9 year old standard IS200 is now putting out in terms of bhp
steviewevie Davros and kam, have a look in the Garage, the dyno graph for my 10-year-old IS200 is in there. I got 153.9 bhp, which I was pretty impresssed with. Just a K&N filter and IK20 spark plugs compared to stock.
Isn't it 136ish at the wheels tho? if so where does the 17ish HP go?
you always have loses between the fly and wheel.
cogs in the gearbox, diff etc lose power through there
So does the dyno figure only show how much HP s at the flywheel or can it show how much is being transfered to the road?
Quote:FWD cars - add 10 bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.9
RWD cars - add 10 bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.88
4WD cars - add 10bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.84
To estimate the expected wheel bhp from a known flywheel bhp just reverse the equations
FWD - multiply flywheel power by 0.9 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
RWD - multiply flywheel power by 0.88 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
4WD - multiply flywheel power by 0.84 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
these figures are a general guide for working each out:
Quote:FWD cars - add 10 bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.9
RWD cars - add 10 bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.88
4WD cars - add 10bhp to the wheel figure and divide the result by 0.84
To estimate the expected wheel bhp from a known flywheel bhp just reverse the equations
FWD - multiply flywheel power by 0.9 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
RWD - multiply flywheel power by 0.88 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
4WD - multiply flywheel power by 0.84 and then deduct a further 10 bhp
Andy-R. So does the dyno figure only show how much HP s at the flywheel or can it show how much is being transfered to the road?
Andy-R. So does the dyno figure only show how much HP s at the flywheel or can it show how much is being transfered to the road?
Sparkystav these figures are a general guide for working each out:
so the Lex works out:
153 x 0.88 = 134.64 - 10 = 124.64
Sparkystav these figures are a general guide for working each out:
so the Lex works out:
153 x 0.88 = 134.64 - 10 = 124.64
Thats quite shocking really considering how much it weighs:ohmy: