Alright so i understand that these mustangs have anywhere from 255-280 rear wheel horsepower on the stock engine. but what i dont understand is how that number can vary so greatly. With two cars made around the same time, with the same options, tested by the same type of dyno, shouldnt they produce numbers that are more consistent?
I want to know is it the differences in the cars or in the factors of the dyno, like Temperature, humidity, elevation ect...
I would expect the cars with the sophisticated computer technology they intrinsically have, to have less outliers on this distribution of horsepower figures.
anyone have any technical reasons for this discrepency?
I want to know is it the differences in the cars or in the factors of the dyno, like Temperature, humidity, elevation ect...
I would expect the cars with the sophisticated computer technology they intrinsically have, to have less outliers on this distribution of horsepower figures.
anyone have any technical reasons for this discrepency?