So is there an equation to convert it to SAE? Most numbers are posted in SAE, STD shows a higher number and SAE is what people use the most to give a more "accurate" comparison. Good numbers either way, SAE can't be too less.
^^^^^So any answer to this? What would these numbers equal to if they are SAE corrected instead of STD corrected? Just trying to get a more "equal" representation between the other dyno numbers posted in SAE.
I'll be seeing the car tomorrow. Im dropping my car off Juan's shop in miami to get it tuned and a few bugs worked out. Maybe if it's alright with superprotege, I could snap some pics?
