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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:33 am Post subject: SS 4.6 horsepower question Reply with quote

I just finished reading Xtreme RC Cars review of the SS 4.6 and it left me with a horsepower question. The magazine claims the 4.6 produced 1.32 hp on a dyno, yet HPI claims that the 4.6 produces about 3 hp. That's a really big difference, why the discrepency? On a side note - the review was excellent - they loved the 4.6 (how could they not) and have some great pics in the article.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 12:36 am Post subject:  Reply with quote

These Guys also said the SH-28 makes 1.33 HP. Rolling Eyes Something is wrong with their Dyno.
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:32 am Post subject:  Reply with quote

Is that review on their website at all?
I looked and couldn't find it. If anyone else does can you post a link please?

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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 6:44 am Post subject:  Reply with quote

Or maybe they are measuring the hp at a different place than the people reading high 2's
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 10:17 am Post subject:  Reply with quote

im not sure,but when i had my mustang dynoed, at the rear wheels i had 308 hp which in turn is about 360 at the fly wheel.Due to the transmission using hp to do its job.Maybe they do dyno in different ways or somthing like that.just my 2 (is there a cents symbol anywhere on this keyboard)peace out
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 11:41 am Post subject:  Reply with quote

HP loss through the drivetrain sucks.. I'm only getting 422 HP to the wheels in my integra Sad 474 at flywheel... Oh well. I doubt that they would be measuring the power at the wheels though.. I'd think they would just measure it at the flywheel...
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Im always sketchy about the HP advertised.. I say take them with a grain of salt..
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PostPosted: Tue Apr 05, 2005 7:48 pm Post subject:  Reply with quote

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im not sure,but when i had my mustang dynoed, at the rear wheels i had 308 hp which in turn is about 360 at the fly wheel.Due to the transmission using hp to do its job.Maybe they do dyno in different ways or somthing like that.just my 2 (is there a cents symbol anywhere on this keyboard)peace out

I bet that's it.They're measuring HP to the ground, not the motor itself.I'm just guessing here, but how else could the numbers be so far off.



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I own a 4.6 and i hate to say this, but my .21 RG at 1.9 hp sometimes makes me wonder if the K4.6 is really even close to 2.9HP. I think HPI Specs are BULL. Who is going to tell them hey are wrong. Every dyno is different.


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PostPosted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 4:28 pm Post subject:  Reply with quote

I'll clear somethings up.

Our dyno is the only dyno that is a standard in the industry. HP is an easy number to calculate and I'm not sure why we want to be tricked into our little engines produce more HP per displacement than some of the most advanced engines in the world.

Ask yourself if you actually ever seen another dyno in use, then ask yourself why again?

Go to our website and you can see it in use, but remember it's about a standard. We've set that and things will come back down to reality with HP numbers. But honestly I can explain why our dyno works, why the HP is correct, and accurate. Most people, or even these "other dynos' will not and cannot.

Compare our numbers to our numbers and don't fall victum of marketing.
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PostPosted: Sat Mar 18, 2006 5:32 pm Post subject:  Reply with quote

I was just getting ready to say the same thing as Derek. The X-dyno is different than all other dynos. The power is measured from the engine not the wheels. Yes the numbers seem like they are bogus but they're consistent.

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X-Dyno Horsepower vs. Claimed Horsepower
You may have noticed that X-Dyno power data doesn't always match up with manufacturers' claimed horsepower and torque figures. We attribute this discrepancy to the fact that many manufacturers publish theoretical horsepower and torque figures based on rough estimates rather than actual dyno data, or that a manufacturer's data collection protocol doesn't match our own. The X-Dyno calculates horsepower using known mathematical formulas and precise physical data measurement. Although the X-Dyno's power numbers may not equal the numbers you're accustomed to seeing, the figures we provide are accurate from engine to engine, and are directly comparable with power data from issue to issue.


While we're at check this out. New Axial .28
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I was just getting ready to say the same thing as Derek. The X-dyno is different than all other dynos. The power is measured from the engine not the wheels. Yes the numbers seem like they are bogus but they're consistent.

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X-Dyno Horsepower vs. Claimed Horsepower
You may have noticed that X-Dyno power data doesn't always match up with manufacturers' claimed horsepower and torque figures. We attribute this discrepancy to the fact that many manufacturers publish theoretical horsepower and torque figures based on rough estimates rather than actual dyno data, or that a manufacturer's data collection protocol doesn't match our own. The X-Dyno calculates horsepower using known mathematical formulas and precise physical data measurement. Although the X-Dyno's power numbers may not equal the numbers you're accustomed to seeing, the figures we provide are accurate from engine to engine, and are directly comparable with power data from issue to issue.


While we're at check this out. New Axial .28



Again, the numbers are not BOGUS, HP is a simple calculation. It's moving a weight over a distance and a factor of time. Our dyno calculates that 100 times a second and over a 10 second run that's 1,000 points of data.

I've been in this industry for 8 years and I can tell you that I've been asked what a new engine should be rated, not that it produced a certain amount.

So again, the other numbers are "bogus" ours are correct.
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All horse power claims differ... Also compants BS all they want...Like a 5hp. Trukzilla Rolling Eyes

Also if you look in the old RTR .25 adds they say "40+ MPH" when a RTR goes 33mph tops Laughing


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for truck uses hp is a very poor figure to determine if the engine is good or not cause they could make all the hp they want at high rpms but if you put that in to a 12+pound truck it will be slow as a dog cause it doesn't have the TORQUE at low rpms. infact there are some crazy .21 that makes insane amount of hp and its true but it useless if it is unable to reach that rpm (tire drag, wind resistance and drivetrain drag...).


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PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:08 am Post subject: Re: SS 4.6 horsepower question Reply with quote

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I just finished reading Xtreme RC Cars review of the SS 4.6 and it left me with a horsepower question. The magazine claims the 4.6 produced 1.32 hp on a dyno, yet HPI claims that the 4.6 produces about 3 hp. That's a really big difference, why the discrepency? On a side note - the review was excellent - they loved the 4.6 (how could they not) and have some great pics in the article.



May be that's because HPI say that it is 2.9hp but this is the ENGINE power. While the power on the wheels is less because of power losses in the gearbox/differentials and so on...

If I should make example the Buggati Veryon the engine makes OVER 3200hp but it has "only" 1001 horses on the wheels... According to the VW boss Razz


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PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 4:08 am Post subject: Re: SS 4.6 horsepower question Reply with quote

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PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 2:36 pm Post subject:  Reply with quote

The HP game is a very confusing game because if you look at the new issue of Xtereme they have a .12 at 1.11 hp not bad if the .28 is 1.3hp . However look at the torque numbers the .12 is like 37 oz-in. but the .28 is in the 75 oz-in. range for torque. I completely agree with the x-dyno the numbers are true even if we don't like them. I mean come on a piston the size of your thumb creating over 1 HP is pretty cool. I mean look at your lawnmower it's what 5-8hp and has a piston the size of a soda can.Now run that same engine on Nitro and see what you get for numbers! And besides the x-dyno for numbers I would ask around and get real opinions on what people think of whatever engine you're looking at.But be sure they have first hand experience with them.
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 19, 2006 3:55 pm Post subject:  Reply with quote

I would beleive a guy with a dyno before I beleive some guy in Hong Kong who's simply trying to move engines.

For that matter ask yourself why engines that are known to be "twins" of other engines on the market are rated differently?

And as far as I know, no one has a chassis dyno for rc cars.
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1 wrote:
I'll clear somethings up.

Our dyno is the only dyno that is a standard in the industry. HP is an easy number to calculate and I'm not sure why we want to be tricked into our little engines produce more HP per displacement than some of the most advanced engines in the world.

Ask yourself if you actually ever seen another dyno in use, then ask yourself why again?

Go to our website and you can see it in use, but remember it's about a standard. We've set that and things will come back down to reality with HP numbers. But honestly I can explain why our dyno works, why the HP is correct, and accurate. Most people, or even these "other dynos' will not and cannot.

Compare our numbers to our numbers and don't fall victum of marketing.


Which website? Can you PM me the address?



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the adress is www.rc411.com Enjoy ! And if you have noticed I think the Derek B is one of the guys from the magazine!
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