Forgive me if this is answered elsewhere in the thread, but are those numbers at the crank or the wheels? I'm guessing at the crank since I've never seen higher than 260 hp at the wheels with E7's
Dynojets are chassis dynos - they are rear wheel numbers. That's almost 375lb-ft of peak torque with a 15% drive train loss. Average torque over the whole 2,200-6,000 rpm power band is 294 lb-ft.
Dynojets are chassis dynos - they are rear wheel numbers. That's almost 375lb-ft of peak torque with a 15% drive train loss. Average torque over the whole 2,200-6,000 rpm power band is 294 lb-ft.