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Man this thread can go on forever. This will definately start the "which dyno is the most accurate" thread. Some dynos run low, some run high. I would just take
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Man this thread can go on forever. This will definately start the "which dyno is the most accurate" thread. Some dynos run low, some run high. I would just take that median number and call that the closest truth. So if some are as low as 260 and as high as 282 hp. I would say 271 is the median true rwhp on the Z. Wat you really need is torque anyway. Without torque hp can only do so much. I wish nissan designed this car to be more like 332hp 300lbs torque. If its a beast now? Imagine with 30 lbs more torque. Lol. CRAZY!
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