Dyno For Stock C Coupe
Why is that different from what MB posts 192 HP and 200 lbs torque?
Why is that different from what MB posts 192 HP and 200 lbs torque?
I'd be damn happy with that, that is about what we get in teh Z3s, and we are the best of the BMWs, so I would be VERY happy with those figures.
Why is that different from what MB posts 192 HP and 200 lbs torque?
The dyno's you'll see on this forum are done on a chassis dyno and represent how much HP/Torque is developed at the rear wheels (RWHP). It takes energy to rotate the wheels, differential, driveshaft, transmission and that explains the difference. You can minimize the difference by getting lighter weight components like light weight wheels and driveshaft but it will never be zero. Some say that 15% is an average driveline loss for a manual trans car and closer to 20% for an automatic. The only way to tell for sure is to remove the engine and put it on an engine dyno and I've never heard of any anyone doing that on a regular (non-race) car but it's possible.


