Dyno Results (475BHP, stock block, 71R Eliminator)
ATP 71R Eliminator setup (complete solution from Eurocode Tuning)
REVO 440cc file
600cc Injectors
VR6 MAF Housing
Stock Airbox
Undisclosed MAP sensor
VP MS109
All of this equals 30PSI running off of the N75, yes 30PSI on a stock block
Results Below
REVO 440cc file
600cc Injectors
VR6 MAF Housing
Stock Airbox
Undisclosed MAP sensor
VP MS109
All of this equals 30PSI running off of the N75, yes 30PSI on a stock block
Results Below
Last edited by 400HPA4; Dec 13, 2008 at 06:07 AM.
As far as the engine goes, $4700 will net you the same results. This is assuming you are 100% bone stock. (includes clutch and exhaust)
How did you calculate this? I have you at around 446bhp giving that you have a maximum of 25% drivetrain loss which is still probably overshooting it a bit. If you had a 20% drivetrain loss you would be looking at 357X1.20=428bhp
25% drivetrain loss is 357X1.25=446bhp
I guess im just trying to figure out where you got the .75 from? You could be very well right i just don't understand these numbers.
25% drivetrain loss is 357X1.25=446bhp
I guess im just trying to figure out where you got the .75 from? You could be very well right i just don't understand these numbers.
Most of us would kill for actual drivetrain loss in the 20-25% range.
From any true figure I've ever seen on the B6, Greg's calcluations are more in-line with quattro drivetrain loss.
I think Jet-Jockey on AZ is doing an actual engine dyno on his build to see crank, and we'll get solid figures from that once it's in the car.
But yeah, 25% is conservative from anything I've ever seen.
From any true figure I've ever seen on the B6, Greg's calcluations are more in-line with quattro drivetrain loss.
I think Jet-Jockey on AZ is doing an actual engine dyno on his build to see crank, and we'll get solid figures from that once it's in the car.
But yeah, 25% is conservative from anything I've ever seen.
How did you calculate this? I have you at around 446bhp giving that you have a maximum of 25% drivetrain loss which is still probably overshooting it a bit. If you had a 20% drivetrain loss you would be looking at 357X1.20=428bhp
25% drivetrain loss is 357X1.25=446bhp
I guess im just trying to figure out where you got the .75 from? You could be very well right i just don't understand these numbers.
25% drivetrain loss is 357X1.25=446bhp
I guess im just trying to figure out where you got the .75 from? You could be very well right i just don't understand these numbers.
Ex. 357 / (1-25%) same as 357/.75=476


