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    flywheel to atw conversion

    Does anyone know the formula to convert ATW to flywheel or vice versa?

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    There's no strict formula, so far as I am aware, as it varies depending on drivetrain configuration. In the case of the Pog, it *seems* to dyno around 93-95Kw ATW, which -- given the factory flywheel rating of 110Kw -- suggests a drivetrain loss of around 15%, which is quite efficient (FWD cars are generally more efficient than either RWD or AWD)

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    Quote Originally Posted by DUBING View Post
    just a little question why do pre 2000 model A3 1.8T and GTi's make 148kw @306nm and 2000+ make 158kw@322nm?
    In 2000 the A3s got an updated engine with Variable valve timing and drive by wire throttle.

    I think American golfs got a similar treatment in 2000 but aussie MK4 golfs never did so they'll get 148kw regardless of the year.

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    Just a further update:
    I attended the ACT dyno day, and had the chance to run the car with 'stock', 98 and 100 programs.
    The absolute numbers were "interesting" but I was more interested in the deltas:
    - 22.4% increase in power from 98 over 'stock'
    - a further 4.6% increase from the 100 program over 98

    Now I can stop wasting time and money on V-Power Racing

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    An additional 4.6% is a fair bit isn't it?

    Considering its a 22.4% is 98, its 3.8% from 98 to 100, extra 6kw or so... Does APR have a 100 program?

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