a dyno will not give absolute numbers, only comparative ones, so comparing derived dyno fw numbers to factory ones made on a engine stand is uselessAmar wrote:I know the difference between wheel/crank outputs, and how the dyno works out crank power. However, as manufactures don’t issue WHP figures, they mean feck all to me; wheel horsepower is a bit too geeky/techy for me. My comment wasn’t intended to be rude by the way, maybe I should have used a smiley or two.
so in order to make comparative evaluations (as is the case here, before and after repairs/cleaning) the wheel numbers should be used in order to remove as many variables as possible from the equation
to easy to manipulate numbers when using 'correction factors'
there are chassis dynos that measure losses