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Originally Posted by synolimit Well if you tell us the correction factor we can keep things on the same playing field. Std reads higher. Just looked at the top of

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Well if you tell us the correction factor we can keep things on the same playing field. Std reads higher.
Just looked at the top of the chart and it says "CF:SAE Smoothing:5"
Idk what the correction factor is to be honest.
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Just looked at the top of the chart and it says "CF:SAE Smoothing:5"
Idk what the correction factor is to be honest.
SAE targets like 77 degrees and a different pressure. So whether you dyno in winter or summer, high or low altitude, with the same car, same mods, you should read the same. Std targets 60 degrees and a higher pressure. So you're always going to read a higher number. Based off of drag racing trap speeds, we've all pretty much come to a conclusion std is incorrect because if you could produce those numbers you'd of trapped better than you did.
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