Wow, basically 40whp (50flyhp) difference between dynos. Hello!!! That basically sums up the variation from dyno to dyno perfectly. So, how does one try and estimate power at the crank/flywheel? You can't just take the typical powertrain loss (typically what? 20-25% for an awd car?), it will be the same percent different/off as when comparing dynos.
For example, if you take 25% loss at the BR dyno: 407whp/.75 = 542fly HP and on the Dynojet: 443whp/.75 = 590 fly HP.
Does each dyno have a manual or guideline to help understand crank hp?
In the end, I guess it doesn't matter. If you stick to the same dyno, you're main goal is to compare changes relative to previous runs on the same dyno.
Thanks,
Chris





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But I will not be raising my power levels until we can make sure it will not destroy my clutches 
