Stock 2000 Audi A6 2.7T Dyno run

My stock 2000 Audi A6 quatro pulled 191hp on the dyno.

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• 2000
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• A6
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[smceja]

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[DjMjInthemix]

What milages does that have?

[smceja]

66,000 miles.

[michal2k7]

191 hp ? that's bad for a 2.7T

[smceja]

The twin turbo V6 is rated at 250hp to the crank. When you have an automatic and 4 wheel drive you loose 20% power. So it's actually very close to what it should be :)

[emikI30]

that 191 is called WHP (wheel horse power) and yes 250 is a crank horse power..

[citi0rhythm]

shouldn't it be 250ish??

[THERexKramer]

Does nobody understand the difference between flywheel and wheel horse power? If these A6's are rated at 230hp(flywheel), 191 would be very good actually. Most AWD's have a parasitic loss of 25% or more.

[TheVtieg6]

It is 250 its just whp

[DaisyDooAteMahPoo]

you dumbasses.... its 191 at the wheels for him, but 250 at the crank..........

[Alejandroclassof08]

yea this model has only 230hp because mine is an 2001 an it comes 240 jus ten more hp but i modded mine wit an upgrade turbo an headers so those 240 jus got moved up to 320 hp an still trying to fix it jus need some money lol

[membland]

thats pathetic, the skyline gtr with a 100cc smaller engine has 320bhp stock, and easily tuned to 400 with not much mods, so why is the power so low? i was shocked, i thought it would be somewhere up to 300 at least.

[NiallatUTube]

Year 2000 Audi 2.7 Bi-Turbo has 250 BHP and 350 NM of torque stock. A stage 1 remapping increases the figures to around 280 BHP and 440 NM. Obviously it's the torque that makes the real difference.

[loxyrox]

191 at the wheels thats more at the engine

[zelix5]

250 hp from the motor, gets lots in all the mechanics, to 190ish at the wheels, also less hp over time.

[Oldenways]

I think it's the power on the wheels. Not the engine output itself. You lose a power at your gearbox and at several consumers as ac-compressor and lighting dynamo. Of course there is a little difference between the data of the producer and the real power but usually it's around +- 11HP. 60HP would be a lot, don't you think?

[Despized]

best rule is with AWD take stock hp (250) divided by 1.28 which brings about 195WHP. since there is 27-28% loss in hp from fly to wheels. like 265bhp=207whp