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<blockquote data-quote="Downshift" data-source="post: 341588" data-attributes="member: 8077"><p>Ok, I have been wondering this for quite a while and just thought I would post it up. I always here 15% or 18% or whatever depending on if it is RWD, FWD, Auto, Stick... Anyway what I do not get is that the percentage of the power is always the same. </p><p></p><p>If a guy puts his car on the dyno and makes 200hp but with the 15% loss his engine is making more around 230hp. But another guy goes on the dyno and makes 600hp but with the 15% he is making 690hp??? Say they are both mustangs with the same drivetrain..... Why does the same drivetrain lose 60 more hp just because the engine is making more power?</p><p></p><p></p><p>I am probably just missing something really simple, I just thought I would see what you all think.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Downshift, post: 341588, member: 8077"] Ok, I have been wondering this for quite a while and just thought I would post it up. I always here 15% or 18% or whatever depending on if it is RWD, FWD, Auto, Stick... Anyway what I do not get is that the percentage of the power is always the same. If a guy puts his car on the dyno and makes 200hp but with the 15% loss his engine is making more around 230hp. But another guy goes on the dyno and makes 600hp but with the 15% he is making 690hp??? Say they are both mustangs with the same drivetrain..... Why does the same drivetrain lose 60 more hp just because the engine is making more power? I am probably just missing something really simple, I just thought I would see what you all think. [/QUOTE]
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