Subject	Plenty of cars on here to use as a guide...
Posted by	Ted (92TT) on November 05, 2016 at 5:49 PM
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In Reply To	600hp at the crank and supporting mods posted by Felkhar on November 05, 2016 at 12:32 PM
Message	Most people on the forum quotes rear wheel HP because it can be measured on a dyno. Assuming 15-25% drivetrain loss, 600 crank HP would be 450-510 HP at the wheels, which is totally doable with the mods you are considering.
Follow Ups	600hp at the crank and supporting mods - Felkhar 12:32:36 11/05/16 Plenty of cars on here to use as a guide... - Ted (92TT) 17:49:59 11/05/16 GTX2860 Gen IIs will get you there on pump fuel. - MixManMash 18:36:42 11/05/16 Not the best idea to stockpile parts long term in advance - LJZTT 19:19:14 11/05/16 I admit I've "upgraded" parts before they even got installed (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 21:35:37 11/05/16 I honestly think it is 6 one way, half a dozen another - Zsgetyoulaid 17:52:15 11/08/16 True. Or newer stuff is released rendering the parts on the - MixManMash 23:09:49 11/05/16 i can personally attest to this. :( - Inzane 10:12:42 11/06/16 Re: 600hp at the crank and supporting mods - Felkhar 21:51:22 11/05/16 I think 600hp at the crank on pump fuel without cam/headwork - MixManMash 23:11:22 11/05/16 bad idea - Antihero 11:58:19 11/06/16 This. Save the money, then do it in one go. (n/m) - MixManMash 18:05:02 11/06/16 Saving parts for only a couple years isn't too bad,IMHO - itsa300zx 18:44:11 11/06/16 600hp crank on which fuel? which octane? (n/m) - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 19:53:50 11/07/16 Re: 600hp crank on which fuel? which octane? - Felkhar 20:10:37 11/07/16 How will you verify crank whp ? You should specify whp (n/m) - ztunerz 08:37:47 11/08/16 Good point. There are a lot of losses by the time the power - ZXoltan 11:26:27 11/08/16 Like I said, 600 bhp is not that much, maybe 450 whp. - Ted (92TT) 16:57:05 11/08/16 Target hp speak - Zsgetyoulaid 18:16:36 11/08/16 Re: Target hp speak - Felkhar 20:47:23 11/09/16 It is honestly a matter of preference/personal opinion - Zsgetyoulaid 14:27:17 11/13/16 Don't buy parts a year out and expect the warranty! - BoneZ (MD) 01:30:53 11/09/16
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