FGX 40T Donating Members 142 Member For: 14y 10m 4d Gender: Male Location: WA - South of the River Posted 08/10/10 06:41 AM Share Posted 08/10/10 06:41 AM Hi all, hoping someone can shed some light. I know Ford claims the FG XR6T has 270 flywheel kW. However, I have been told Ford's rating is quite a conservative number and it is actually closer to 300 fwkW. Someone also told me about the 10% overboost capability - I will check my handbook about this later; If I do the math, although a little rusty - 270 x 10% = 27, therefore at times it must peak at 297 rwkW - pretty close to 300fwkW. Anyone know anything re: FG XR6T (stock) power. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Kv! Donating Members 1,132 Member For: 14y 11m 24d Gender: Male Location: Eastern Suburbs, Melbourne Posted 08/10/10 07:03 AM Share Posted 08/10/10 07:03 AM Well mine was just over 240 at the wheels standard, if that helps..So I guess that would mean something around 290+ at the fly, reason why they gave conservative numbers for the turbos was because they didn't want the power figures to affect XR8 and GT sales Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FGX 40T Donating Members 142 Member For: 14y 10m 4d Gender: Male Location: WA - South of the River Posted 08/10/10 08:36 AM Author Share Posted 08/10/10 08:36 AM Thanks that makes sense. 240 at the wheels - well if I allow for about 15% driveline loss that places your vehicle at about 283rwkW, pretty close to what you thought at 290. Although I am only guessing at driveline loss it may actually be more. Anyone know what power (%) is lost through the driveline (ZF 6 spd Auto). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benny Member 1,869 Member For: 21y 6m 3d Gender: Male Location: Newcastle Posted 08/10/10 09:59 PM Share Posted 08/10/10 09:59 PM In the past I've heard Nizpro state the difference between their engine dyno and at the wheels a loss of around 22% for an auto.Benny Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ronburgundy I love gooold member Donating Members 1,222 Member For: 16y 1m 6d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne (west) Posted 08/10/10 10:51 PM Share Posted 08/10/10 10:51 PM low 20s seems to be the generally accepted figure Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FGX 40T Donating Members 142 Member For: 14y 10m 4d Gender: Male Location: WA - South of the River Posted 09/10/10 03:38 AM Author Share Posted 09/10/10 03:38 AM (edited) Thanks, if that be the case then the XR6T's must be very close to around 300 fwkW - ie: 240 rwkW @ approx 20% drivetrain loss = 300 kW at the fly. Looks like the numbers stack up to what I have been told. I know all about the variance between dyno stuff - but it would appear that it is true, that Ford's 270 kW number is quite conservative. Interesting. Edited 09/10/10 03:38 AM by FG09T Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Benny Member 1,869 Member For: 21y 6m 3d Gender: Male Location: Newcastle Posted 09/10/10 03:42 AM Share Posted 09/10/10 03:42 AM Hopefully Ford does the same with the new blown 5 litre.Benny Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clark522 Donating Members 128 Member For: 14y 11m 7d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 10/10/10 07:57 AM Share Posted 10/10/10 07:57 AM my mates, mates fg sedan manual had 269.3rwkw completely stock Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bluprinturbo Donating Members 605 Member For: 16y 8m 29d Gender: Male Location: brisbane Posted 10/10/10 08:12 AM Share Posted 10/10/10 08:12 AM mine also ran up 240. I think ford bases there power figures on 95ron. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FGX 40T Donating Members 142 Member For: 14y 10m 4d Gender: Male Location: WA - South of the River Posted 10/10/10 08:46 AM Author Share Posted 10/10/10 08:46 AM (edited) Good point - were you using 98 octane fuel when you ran the 240rwkW or 95? Edited 30/10/10 09:47 AM by RHR Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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