Drivetrain 2013 hp is ?
2013 hp is ?
I find so many numbers, does anyone know what the stock N18 motor makes for HP and or is that wheel HP from a dyno or just what the motor makes.
Google sends me too many edmunds sights.
Google sends me too many edmunds sights.
In the 2013 Owner's Manual for the R56 on page 238 it lists 181 hp for the S and 208 for the JCW.
Manufacturers typically list bhp (crank) probably because it is a larger number than whp. Also if it says "SAE" then that is basically bhp, I believe that it is performed on an engine dyno.
Manufacturers typically list bhp (crank) probably because it is a larger number than whp. Also if it says "SAE" then that is basically bhp, I believe that it is performed on an engine dyno.
In the 2013 Owner's Manual for the R56 on page 238 it lists 181 hp for the S and 208 for the JCW.
Manufacturers typically list bhp (crank) probably because it is a larger number than whp. Also if it says "SAE" then that is basically bhp, I believe that it is performed on an engine dyno.
Manufacturers typically list bhp (crank) probably because it is a larger number than whp. Also if it says "SAE" then that is basically bhp, I believe that it is performed on an engine dyno.
The driveline losses can vary widely between cars ranging from 15% to 25% so that would put you anywhere between 200 and 220 hp at the crank which is a fairly wide margin.
This is all assuming that you can compare the two different dynos, which I don't think you can unless both are ultimately calibrated against the same standard.
Your dyno runs are telling you what your Manic re-maps are giving but in order to really know what your bolt-ons gave, you would of had to done a baseline dyno run in truly stock form on that particular dyno.
This is all assuming that you can compare the two different dynos, which I don't think you can unless both are ultimately calibrated against the same standard.
Your dyno runs are telling you what your Manic re-maps are giving but in order to really know what your bolt-ons gave, you would of had to done a baseline dyno run in truly stock form on that particular dyno.
The driveline losses can vary widely between cars ranging from 15% to 25% so that would put you anywhere between 200 and 220 hp at the crank which is a fairly wide margin.
This is all assuming that you can compare the two different dynos, which I don't think you can unless both are ultimately calibrated against the same standard.
Your dyno runs are telling you what your Manic re-maps are giving but in order to really know what your bolt-ons gave, you would of had to done a baseline dyno run in truly stock form on that particular dyno.
This is all assuming that you can compare the two different dynos, which I don't think you can unless both are ultimately calibrated against the same standard.
Your dyno runs are telling you what your Manic re-maps are giving but in order to really know what your bolt-ons gave, you would of had to done a baseline dyno run in truly stock form on that particular dyno.
I'm guessing exhaust , FMIC and CAI are giving me about 20 total HP
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