DLIDDYFL
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- 2003 Explorer XLS
Okay, now that we have all that cleared up, I'll wait to see the converted track times and chasis dyno numbers. BTW, I have been reading the last 6 pages. What I was looking for was comparable information. That's all. I think it's safe to say that everyone in here expects a certian % in error on data regarding all hp and torque numbers, even track times for that matter. Even the most hp/torque can post crap time slips ie, traction issues, driver skill and reaction time, etc,etc. And that can even take into account sea level, temp, and weather conditions. So even track times are not a good measure unless we all go to the same track, and the same driver makes all the runs, and even then there is an error factor, although a much smaller one.
So Fredness, maybe until you get the correction factor, when you post data numbers you should use " " so we know when your talking theorhetical and actual. Because when I inquired about your 188 hp, Jakee came in and said you had corrected the data. I assumed you and him had exchanged IM info and worked it out already. Sorry for my confusion. The 188 hp number just kept throwing me off. 188 WRHP is to high a number, and 188 crank hp seems to low after figuring 15-20% loss, with exhuast, intake and tune.
So Fredness, maybe until you get the correction factor, when you post data numbers you should use " " so we know when your talking theorhetical and actual. Because when I inquired about your 188 hp, Jakee came in and said you had corrected the data. I assumed you and him had exchanged IM info and worked it out already. Sorry for my confusion. The 188 hp number just kept throwing me off. 188 WRHP is to high a number, and 188 crank hp seems to low after figuring 15-20% loss, with exhuast, intake and tune.