Anyone have a figure on power loss precentage on a dyno for the MK 8/9 Hewland? Car is 88 VD.
Thanks in advance.
R
Anyone have a figure on power loss precentage on a dyno for the MK 8/9 Hewland? Car is 88 VD.
Thanks in advance.
R
By comparing engine builders dyno numbers to a chassis dyno I've been using 13% as total drive train loss. I know that is a bit of apples and oranges, but it's been repeatable.
Ron Chisholm
Cypress Lane Racing
Ron,
Wow. Interesting number, interesting thread. I look forward to more responses. Does chassis dyno @ 13% have pads in the calipers, and what other variables? How would you measure just the Hewland power loss, without CVs, brakes, upright bearing drag, tire diameter, etc being a factor? Would the gear ratio matter?
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