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266/311? Am I reading that right? On 100 octane? Was that XR or X?

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Old 01-26-2004, 03:55 AM
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Default 266/311? Am I reading that right? On 100 octane? Was that XR or X?

Either way G-DDAMN! How much boost was that? 21psi?
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Default Nobody knows? Searched for all the info... this is one of the most powerful TT's so far...

And I have his setup with an exhaust... I'm excited to say the least.. though it doesn't feel so powerful anymore.
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where do you see this? and are you talking at the wheels?
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Default unfortunately...

if you look at the dyno graph you will see why the info may not be worth anything

think he also used x and xr but couldnt straighten out his situation.

also the way the numbers were coming up, figure a 15% drivetrain loss max



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Default Two of us threw similar numbers but with XR + 100 Octane

I don't think you will see these high numbers on "GIAC X-Mode" even with 100 Octane, you will need "GIAC XR-Mode" + 100 Octane, then these numbers are pretty standard for wheel horse power. To get an idea of "Crank HP" divide by .8 and this will give you a ballpark figure. This is how I was told to figure for our Quattro cars due to driveline loss, on Front wheel drive divide by .85.
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The more you drive it the slower it feels. You have to spend a day driving a "Normal car"
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Default you want to factor in

a 15% drive loss on this dyno that day so divide by .85

stock s4 had 212 wheel, which is 249.4 crank with a 15% drive loss
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Default Because it's at the hub....

But it doesn't mean that the #'s are bad... maybe a bit higher since you make more power lean.
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Default I didn't post the numbers on the forum because they are not worth anything..

Forget that even happened.. You can't give those numbers a second thought simply because of the amount of throttle cut I was experiencing..
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Default That bad?

So you think that they're totally off?


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