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We had a chance to strap our Nissan 370Z down briefly for some baseline numbers. On our dyno dynamics 'heart breaker' it produced 258whp completely stock. Stay tuned for future developments.
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http://my350z.com/forum/shop-builds/...-5at-fcon.html Forged got 246 for an auto HR. I don't know how the gearing of the auto would affect it (if affects it anyhow, 3.3 opposed to 3.5 fd), but i think the 6MT dynos the same. BTW this was with a CAI.
barely 260whp from 330 crank hp? **** that shitty...
You no read so good.
It's called the "Heartbreaker" because it reads low, probably due to the algorithm the dyno uses to calculate the power. It reads all cars low. 245.3 whp for a VQ35HR and 258.5 for a VQ37VHR. Your car (2003) would have only made 215 whp on the same dyno.
barely 260whp from 330 crank hp? **** that shitty...
Here, let me enter the !d-io-t correction factor (most dyno facilities should use this but only a few do, like the ones that publish in magazines) and it comes out to 291 whp. Is that better?