So anyone Dyno a stock WRX
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When my car was dyno'd
They put a stock car up for base lines...I don't remember the torque #'s ...but whp was about 170.. Remember that dynos vary alot..This was done ona Mustang 4wheel dyno at Matrix in Portland. This dyno seems to lay down more modest numbers than others.
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look at this link. I dynoed my stock wrx and posted up the plots along with dyno results with a borla hush cat-back installed. Oh yeah bear in mind some ppl have said that the Dyno at ATP usually reads higher that some other dynos in the area, but I think it's in the ball park
https://www.i-club.com/forums/showth...ighlight=borla
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https://www.i-club.com/forums/showth...ighlight=borla
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yet. i might resort to buyin that digimoto thing in the meantime
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It's not very useful to compare results from two different cars on different dynos. There are just too many variables such as mods on the car, factory engine output variances, atmospheric conditions during the tests, etc.
As for ¼-mile times, AWD can more effectively put the power down at the starting line compared with a front or rear-wheel drive vehicle with a similar power-to-weight ratio. This is the reason why an AWD can show a quicker 0 to 60-ft and E.T. than the other cars, but the trap speed may be no higher.
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As for ¼-mile times, AWD can more effectively put the power down at the starting line compared with a front or rear-wheel drive vehicle with a similar power-to-weight ratio. This is the reason why an AWD can show a quicker 0 to 60-ft and E.T. than the other cars, but the trap speed may be no higher.
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"…axles of evil…" - george w. bush
