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Old 03-24-2015, 11:10 PM
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We baseline dyno this ZR1 before modding it 522 rwhp.
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seems lower than the typical zr1
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Originally Posted by RedZ4me
seems lower than the typical zr1
We have tested others a 09 stock which made 518 rwhp and a 2011 with 528 rwhp.
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Here is comparison stock to LPE snout
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=Rob@ChampionMotors;1589260841]We baseline dyno this ZR1 before modding it 522 rwhp.
How many degrees of timing?
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Originally Posted by RedZ4me
seems lower than the typical zr1
I have heard some say the driveline losses on a ZR1 are as high as 18%. An 18% loss on 638 crank would yield 523 WHP.
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Originally Posted by VETFEVER
I have heard some say the driveline losses on a ZR1 are as high as 18%. An 18% loss on 638 crank would yield 523 WHP.
The actual number is closer to 10% since the ZR1 shares the same drive system as the Z06. This was proven by Victor (FNBADZ)6) when he dnoed his engine at 765 HP, it made ~670 on a Dyno with 3.90 gears which are about 3% less effiecent on the dyno as 3.42's!
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Necro thread of 6 years.
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