HP with tune

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moonjim

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Just wanna know what anyone thinks: The 6.2 is rated at 411hp from factory. Whats your guess with a cai and 5 star tune? I know the dyno graphs are on here, but just wanna know flywheel, since thats probably what the 411 is?:popcorn:
 

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Lots of things will depend on the percentage diffrence.
As in transmission, torque converter stall, gear size and tires so on.
In general, subtract roughly 20% of the FWHP # to achieve an estimated RWHP #
Roughly 15% for manual.

411 is FWHP: so (411FWHP x .80 - 329 RWHP)

I'm sure you'll hear numbers as most have gone this route.
 

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Mike at 5 Star said he'd one day post a table like this below (example taken from the F250 Super Duty tunes) for the Raptors, but he has yet to follow through.

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You could estimate power at the crank (and gains at each RPM) with a nice table like this.
 

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Lots of things will depend on the percentage diffrence.
As in transmission, torque converter stall, gear size and tires so on.
In general, subtract roughly 20% of the FWHP # to achieve an estimated RWHP #
Roughly 15% for manual.

411 is FWHP: so (411FWHP x .80 - 329 RWHP)

I'm sure you'll hear numbers as most have gone this route.

Most manual now run @ about 12% loss.
 
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