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Old 08-15-2013, 11:45 PM   #15
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The Civic SI has more RWHP.

The FRS is only 130 RWHP.
Where'd you pull that # from?

All stock dynos I see are 160-170whp. Mine was 162whp.
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The Civic SI has more RWHP.

The FRS is only 130 RWHP.
I didn't know the civic had any REAR wheel horsepower...
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Where'd you pull that # from?

All stock dynos I see are 160-170whp. Mine was 162whp.
That will depend on dyno

Civic si deff makes more tq with its 2.4k engine and it will deff put down more hp too since the loss in the fwd car is less than a rwd
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That will depend on dyno

Civic si deff makes more tq with its 2.4k engine and it will deff put down more hp too since the loss in the fwd car is less than a rwd
Yes whp varies with dyno type. But do you really think its going to make a 30-40whp difference on a 200hp car? No. 130whp would equate to a 35% drivetrain loss. RWD cars should see around 20% loss.

You want to see whp of si vs frs?

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http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/garag...rs-dynoed.html
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