[Mattscott]

Originally Posted by ybbiz34

Well said Mattscott. I am not disagreeing with you that the 380 crank numbers may be in fact a little on the high side, it just seems that there are so many variables with different engines, etc. that I don't think Dinan was trying to be intentionally misleading with their posted numbers, and 380 at the crank might not be that far off. I don't think you were trying to suggest that they were trying to be misleading either. I was just trying to point out to the OP the fact that the wheel power numbers for the tunes are probably going to be the most helpful, straight forward, and less confusing numbers for him to evaluate at this point.

Also take into consideration aftermarket wheels will have an effect on WHP as well, and the Dinan car MOST LIKELY had dinan lightweight performance wheels.

[ybbiz34]

Originally Posted by Mattscott

Also take into consideration aftermarket wheels will have an effect on WHP as well, and the Dinan car MOST LIKELY had dinan lightweight performance wheels.

Good point, I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.

[Bubbles]

With all that power you better get one of these