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Theoretically, Pulse width=hp?   Message List  
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Re: Theoretically, Pulse width=hp?

You really have to start with your own baseline, or assumption. 300
is a typical crank LLY, stock tuning. Wheel HP is around 265, so you
may want to substitute that into the formula.
Mon Feb 25, 2008 9:27 pm

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I havent had a chance to dyno any of my tunes yet, but I was wondering (depending on timing of course) what a good way to determine a tunes power is by looking... 		lpdtuning
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I don't know the answer. But I don't mind guessing. And this assumes that MAF is added in proportion to maintain the same equivalence ratio. I will guess...
Michael
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4:18 pm

... assumes ... Now would that be crank hp. or rwhp?...
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You really have to start with your own baseline, or assumption. 300 is a typical crank LLY, stock tuning. Wheel HP is around 265, so you may want to...
Michael
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