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I do not know the % of loss but bottom line is not to get disappointed if 
the number is not as high as the next guy as there is no possible standard of 
measurement between dynos/atmospheric temps/engine performance on a given day 
etc...the real question is does the on street or on track performance satisfy 
you?  At the track, if you win your race(s) the “dyno numbers” are pretty 
much irrelevant. Many "numbers” are erroneous, misleading, and at best are a guideline – key 
word is guideline; another tool in your war chest of Mopar knowledge and 
experience.  Rear end ratios and high stall convertors will also skew the 
numbers and prevent accurate readings or comparisons.   For example, my rear wheel dyno numbers on my 67 Dart w/mild transplanted 
340 build (284 Cam, LD340 intake, 850cfm Thermoquad, stock pistons & valves, 
1 5/8” Headers, 2.5” exh. pipe, head work...) 277 rear wheel HP 268   “       
“       “ from all the “other guy’s” numbers I should be ashamed to drive down the 
street, much less hit the track.  However, I turned 12.8 @106mph in the 
quarter mile (even let off the throttle prematurely on that run) and beat every 
car I raced that night (obviously all the paired cars were under 12.8...)   Gary Pavlovich 
  
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 6:32 AM Subject: Re: dyno results and car update   
Once apon a time I was told that the biggest loss was the rear 
differential, and that the 90 degree turn of the power was the culprit more so 
than the transmission   
In a message dated 10/4/2012 12:21:35 A.M. Central Daylight Time, 
micher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes: WoW! 
  that nuch parasitic loss??  I wonder if some kind of 
  frictionreduceing  manual tranny (4 speed)  lube and rear end 
  lube would make
 a noticable difference? 
  .........................MO
 
 On Oct 3, 10:50 pm, Richard Kinsley 
  <leroar.kinsley...@xxxxxxxxx>
 wrote:
 > As an example of dyno 
  numbers, back in '63 I had my '59 Ply Sport Fury 318
 > power pack dyno 
  tuned in Garden Grove, CA.  The horsepower was about 112hp
 > at 
  60mph in high gear with 2:94 rear and 14" tires.  They didn't run it 
  up
 > like they do now and find the max.  There is a percentage of 
  power loss but
 > it varies with the application. Some drive lines are 
  more efficient than
 > others. I think a 15% loss is fairly 
  good.
 >
 > Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara LeRoar 4dr 324 poly 
  w/goodies
 >
 >
 >
 >
 >
 > On Wed, Oct 3, 2012 
  at 12:25 AM, MO <mic...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 > >  I 
  like your Plymy and what you are doing with it.
 >
 > > I am 
  afraid to admit how old school I am, but how does dyno at the
 > > 
  rear wheels translate into numbers on an engine dtno?  I know the 
  rear
 > > wheel dyno reads less but I am not familiar with  the 
  numbers you give
 > > to know just what kind of power your engine has. 
  ..................MO
 >
 > > On Oct 2, 2:26 pm, SL 
  <slid...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
 > > > I've finally had some time 
  to work on the car in the last few weeks and
 > > > drive it a bit 
  before the snow falls here.  Installing an MSD fixed the
 > > 
  > starting issues...bad coil or orange box was the culprit everything 
  else
 > > > checked out.  The 440 six pack got some tuning on 
  the dyno and she's
 > > > running really good now.  355hp and 
  383tq with 38 degress of timing.
 > > >  Elevation here is 
  ~3500'
 >
 > > > In addition to the planned alterktion install 
  I'm starting to put
 > > together
 > > > my plans for the 
  Megasquirt EFI.  I may keep it a six pack by going with
 > > > 
  the following intake from F&B Throttle Bodies.
 > 
  >http://www.fbthrottlebodies.com/images/photos/440%206bblsys.gif
 >
 > 
  > > Cheers,
 > > > Stacy
 >
 > > >  
  IMG_20120924_112031 (Large).jpg
 > > > 
  103KViewDownload
 >
 > > >  IMG_20120921_090422 
  (Large).jpg
 > > > 141KViewDownload
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