Not what I expected, but the car does make me smile every time I drive it.
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I had two people guess 185, but @ROOTWORKS did it first. I've got a video that I';ll get uploaded to youtube and post it here
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If I read it correctly this is being tested on a chassis dyno measuring rear wheel hp.
I looked pretty quickly at your build thread (cool thread) lots of pretty pictures but I think I missed details on cams, compression ratio, etc.
Then there is all the dyno variability (water brake, eddy current, inertia dyno).
I'm going to take 251 HP at engine minus driveline losses = 213 HP at rear wheels. May the God of Speed bless my guess.
221 at the engine 202 RWHP
256 Engine HP, 218 to the ground
190
232 engine hp or 209 rwhp
42, but not sure of the unit of measure.
That engine is sooo sweet looking.
214 rwhp
220, it’s like a 5.0 mustang
235 to ground
I’ll take 200 to the ground.
Good luck, may it be more than expected!
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242
200 HP
245 HP
212 HP
211
91......wait that's my car, never mind.
I’ll go with 217
214.914 RWHP
215 what do I win....?
Matt
219hp
Do you have a link to the build spec? You could be anywhere from 180 to 240hp .
My 3.0, 40 Webers, twin plug, MSD with Mahle RSR pistons and web 120/104 cams, I'm guessing 250-280HP.
It will be interesting to see if there's any difference with the SDS EFI system I'll be installing.
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218
Bob B
208 RWHP...
Less than Cracker had in his, more than the 1.7 that came in mine...
198
203 at the wheels without the glasses on the air cleaner
165 RWHP
189 WHP
I'm going with 217 to the ground.
199
232
188 rwhp, all depends on what kind of dyno etc.
195
Please share a video of the dyno pulls if you can.
What to hear that in full stereo
I'll say 205 with a tail wind
214
194
229
TwoTwentySeven
221.....no need to check. Just send me the prize
185hp at the wheels.
226 rwhp
280 HP
STRUCKN
DOUG IN NEW FREEDOM
Had to reschedule for Tuesday the 11th.
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192 flat.
185 hp
I have no idea what I'm in for. Do I drive the car? Hoping someone else does so I can video. Do I pull the air filters off? I was told they do 3 pulls.
They drive. You can video if they are OK with it. Leave filters on.
Bring a gear ratio chart just in case they don't have it on file.
Ask to have the fuel ratio included to see if jetting is off.
Tape your redline # near the tach if it's not what's on the tach.
214
It's the highest bowling game I threw when I was 12 years old. Got my picture in the paper.
198.6
219 and I'm hoping I under
210
Wait . . . . I need to recheck today's temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity and readjust my guess.
Nevermind. I'm holding firm at orginal estimate.
Kinda fun, will do this with my 914 when I get it all back together.
Bump to the top
Why didn't he run it up to 7 grand? Do you have a rev limiter?
3.0L RoW motor was only 204HP DIN so you're right there after adding 15% back in for driveline loss.
Couldn't tell if you hot rodded it or not so you definately gave us a fun time guessing. Very cool!
As you state, it's all about the smile it puts on your face. And, to top that off, your car looks amazing!
It doesn't take much to make these cars feel fast
A lot of people think 200whp in a 914 is slow until they actually feel it.....
Congrats!
Woo Hoo! I guessed it!
Totally doing something like this for mine.
Too fun!
@PanelBilly- can you please explain how you arrived at these numbers ?
Perhaps I missed something but it looks like the dyno says 176 hp and you say that the correct guess was 185hp (at the crank?) - so that would mean a parasitic loss of only approx. 5% ( if the 176hp number is real wheel horsepower ) - correct ?
185 was the closest guess to 176. Wish it was a way bigger number. I read that the clutch and transmission can reduce the engine HP by 15%, but I don't have a way to really measure that. I just used the number the shop gave me
Thanks for the videos. Gorgeous car by the way and the car sound great
Sounds really Nice and it looks good too!
Impressive sound!
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