Re: Why would the Dyno cause loss? (archive)

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Re: Why would the Dyno cause loss? (archive)

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Posted by mpower007 on May 07, 2001 at 09:33:34:

In Reply to: Why would the Dyno cause loss? posted by Hugh on May 07, 2001 at 09:12:40:

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Its inherhent with the transmission, the transmission is where most off the loss is. Thats why you have a flywheel HP and a wheels HP. The dyno also has some loss built into it just by the procces of how it measures it with the rollers adn what not. I am not 100% techincally sure how but I know its true, can someone with some more tech knowledge explain?

I understand power loss in the drivetrain but a Hugh 09:49 5/07/2001 (6)
- Not sure why...... mpower007 10:19 5/07/2001 (5)
  - From What I Have Heard... dpeete 10:23 5/07/2001 (4)
    - Explination of loss and dyno differences....... mpower007 13:09 5/07/2001 (3)
      - Re: Explaination of loss and dyno differences..... JS 17:31 5/07/2001 (2)
        
        Its from the active auto site.... Mpower007 19:01 5/07/2001 (1)
        
        Re: Its from the active auto site.... JS 19:10 5/07/2001 (0)

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