Maj3sticCr0w wrote:Was talking to phat and he told me that 200kw atw is a realistic figure for an auto lib, where manuals can get about 230-240kw atw on a dyno. The difference is due to torque converter. On road they would be about the same.

PHAT GT wrote:Maj3sticCr0w wrote:Was talking to phat and he told me that 200kw atw is a realistic figure for an auto lib, where manuals can get about 230-240kw atw on a dyno. The difference is due to torque converter. On road they would be about the same.
Yes a 15-20wKw difference will be see on a dyno between a A/T and M/T due to the way the converter loads up on the rollers but not really seen on the street
kennysti wrote:PHAT GT wrote:Maj3sticCr0w wrote:Was talking to phat and he told me that 200kw atw is a realistic figure for an auto lib, where manuals can get about 230-240kw atw on a dyno. The difference is due to torque converter. On road they would be about the same.
Yes a 15-20wKw difference will be see on a dyno between a A/T and M/T due to the way the converter loads up on the rollers but not really seen on the street
Interesting stuff! Thanks! Now to get that power. I suppose I would be looking for about 180wKw on a dyno to achieve my goal then. Just under 20kw to go!




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