real quick stupid question
are the numbers shown for nitrous kits motor or wheel horsepower?
the reason i am asking is it makes more sense for it to be motor horsepower, but in the 5.0 mags and others they do the dyno test on some cars on a chassis dyno. and the numbers are right around what they are advertised at the wheels it seems.
thanks
the reason i am asking is it makes more sense for it to be motor horsepower, but in the 5.0 mags and others they do the dyno test on some cars on a chassis dyno. and the numbers are right around what they are advertised at the wheels it seems.
thanks
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Motor. Every magazine I've seen there's been substantial loss. A 150 shot system was making an increase of 98rwhp. Granted it was on a stock car with intake exhaust and sufficient fuel system, with 145,000 on the clock.
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well, when i saw the pics it was on a chassis dyno. hell i dont know, maybe they tested the motor out of the car first, but motor made so much more sense to me.
thanks
thanks
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