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  1. #1
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    converting kw's to kw's at the wheels

    hey people. i know my car has 147kw as its a dc5r. but im curious to know what is the kw's at the wheels on a stock dc5r.

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    prob bout 100-110atw
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

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    100-110 if your lucky you lose a fare bit through the drivetrain

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    since its a dc5r... 105-110 easily...

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    100-110

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    Isn't drivetrain loss roughly 30%???
    Usually if you subtract 30% from stated kw figure you get pretty close to atw kw's.
    blz-arw019

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    my lude lude has 147kw at the fly and on the dyno it put out 114.7kw at the wheels which is a 22% loss in power from engine to wheels which is reasonable.

    even if the dyno was a bit optimistic id say at least 110kw @ the wheels

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    Different Dyno's read differently, but you'd be looking at between 102 - 116 (102 being the lowest i've seen, same dyno same day I saw another stocker pull 109, 116 is the highest I've seen pull at another dyno)

    Stock loss is too hard to calculate, and is different for every vehicle....

    Dave

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    My dc5r pulled 107, with a k&n drop in, changed to an sri and pulled 120 on a different dyno, now I know that there is no way an intake can make that much difference, so this is just here to illustrate the point that each dyno is different

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    basicaly every motor is different, wether asembled by the same person , parts differ in weight ect, and as long as they are within a certain range honda uses them , so some people end up with freak motors they make 10-15kw more than that of a engine that runs to spec, it all about luck of the draw buddy , but as i said above 100-110 kw would be you best bet

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    i say 100kws atw... cos a stock dc2r is 90kws atw

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    Quote Originally Posted by thanh
    ...a stock dc2r is 90kws atw
    who told u that?
    vtir's comes round about 90 - the gsi a bit under once more.
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

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