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Old 06-08-2005, 08:56 AM   #18
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Default Re: Dyno Jet/Mustang Dyno

Rod,

You're absolutely correct that horsepower is horsepower. The problem is that the system in which the horsepower is transferred will produce different results based on the load the system is under. I'm sure you've heard of drivetrain loss. The load on the drivetrain affects how much horsepower actually makes it to the wheels. The load on the engine also affects how much horsepower it can produce.
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