Gogoggansgo
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What rock have you been living under?

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lol
What rock have you been living under?
All of that is completely irrelevant to the statement I quoted and responded to, so I have no idea what you find humorous.lolas someone whose involved with motorcycles and other off the wall stuff. Some brands definitely do play games when it some to Hp certifications or they intentionally make a very conservative tune setup for warranty or emissions reasons. While the Germans and McLaren don’t give a crap they want it to make 750hp in the 125 degree heat on crappy gas lol thus making the engines underrated
OP is sitting back watching his creation blossom!im shocked just how many people are falling for this bait
yep, guess the phrase "with age comes wisdom" does not apply to allOP is sitting back watching his creation blossom!
Troll attracts trollThe difference between advertised crankshaft and real hp a car puts to the ground is usually 15%...Also most dynos lie in order to advertise huge gains...Best is to dyno a car before and after the mod on the same dyno on the same day ! A DH should make around 425 rwhp adverised 500 at the crank.But more important is Torque because this is the pull you feel on the street especially with lower/higher numeric numbers gearing ! Here the Coyote comes up short...
Nope, they rate BHP, brake horsepower. They are also well known for underrating their numbers.Pretty sure BMW is the only manufacturer that gives us RWHP figures instead of crank figures.
I understand OP.
It is misleading and the claimed HP by manufacturers are totally different.
Americans like huge numbers and they do everything to claim that.
European car makers underestimate their crank HP so the advertised crank HP is very close to the the wheel HP. When putting the car on the dyno, there is no difference in the advertised hp.
BMW is the king in advertising low crank HP and they almost always have more WHP than the advertised HP. This makes you very happy when putting the car on the dyno.
Americans.. yep.. they claim BIG numbers because it's a cultural thing, they do that with anything and everything.. "big, bigger, biggest", but when you put them to the test on the dyno, they make you cry.
That's why many European "low" hp vehicles are faster than the American "high" hp vehicles.
Americans should stop over exaggerating things.
In summary: https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/dark-horse-horsepower-is-lower-than-we-thought.157928/I’m not sure if I’m the only one that feels misled on Fords advertised HP number.
When I heard 480HP for new GT I thought that was at the rear wheel.
I had never heard of HP being measured at the crank.
I feel this is a marketing ploy and deceiving since we are only interested in the rwhp.
There got that off my chest.