Is there a big difference with power at the wheels and hubs?

BabyBhp · May 25, 2004

As above

GINGA · May 25, 2004

Could be as much as 30 bhp as connecting to hubs eliminates losses caused by tyre sizes(slight differnces due to wear) tyre scrub, pressures etc even the operator not holding the car dead straight can affect the readings on a normal rolling road.

jasegould · May 25, 2004

I think its generally regarded as a more accurate and consistent way of measuring power........................ :?

ashills · May 25, 2004

ill have an answer soon as im going on the dyno at abbey and ive got a figure from pts should be interesting to see

BabyBhp · May 26, 2004

That would be nice ash keep us posted

Keira · May 27, 2004

ashills said:
ill have an answer soon as im going on the dyno at abbey and ive got a figure from pts should be interesting to see

Is the diff fixed now then

ashills · May 27, 2004

kieron said:
ashills said:

ill have an answer soon as im going on the dyno at abbey and ive got a figure from pts should be interesting to see

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Is the diff fixed now then

ive spoke to them about it and we'll c what happens lol

Is there a big difference with power at the wheels and hubs?

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