Not sure where you come up with that. But if would apply a 10% loss to the measured 218 hp at the wheel I end up with about 240hp.....That is just not rightLos usually is about 10 to 15%
But you don't know how much you have at the wheel. You assume that is 218hpNot sure where you come up with that. But if would apply a 10% loss to the measured 218 hp at the wheel I end up with about 240hp.....That is just not right
As I wrote: Ducati specifies 228 hp and 128 Nm for this setup so all seems in line.....
So finally I got around to put the bike on the dyno and work on the ECU mapping. The base run with the official Ducati Performance Akra map was already quite good at 223 clutch hp. With some cylinder individual tweaking I found some usable performance gains in the upper rpm regions which resulted in new peak clutch hp of almost 229.
Ducati specifies 228 hp and 128 Nm for this setup so all seems in line.....
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The way he say it is like a guess not a number. He can put the dyno like everyone who shows results in whpHe’s measuring it with a dyno…
It was very easy to comprehend.I thought it was pretty easy to comprehend. His dyno numbers match that of Ducati and gives validation to both.
Of course I know how much hp I have at the wheel. I measured it on my dyno. I also measure the loss between rear wheel to clutch and the combination of both is called clutch hp.But
But you don't know how much you have at the wheel. You assume that is 218hp
For a car yeah 10-15% is what the drivetrain loss is. Fly wheel , Transmission , Driveshaft , Differential , Axles & finally the Wheels.Los usually is about 10 to 15%