has any one??
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Mort is right,
But Dyno's should be taken with a grain of salt. Its really just a tool to measure gains / losses if you are modifying your vehicle.
But Dyno's should be taken with a grain of salt. Its really just a tool to measure gains / losses if you are modifying your vehicle.
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2011 C63 AMG P31
I did attempt to dyno my car before the headers, however our dyno was malfunctioning and we needed to have it re-calibrated. (I generated 1.2HP and apparently over 8 million foot pounds of torque...).
I would call 15% loss somewhat inaccurate, and more likely on a conventional or somewhat antiquated automatic. Perhaps when the car is transferring power via torque converter, but the automatic does achieve full lockup in almost all operating situations.
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