auto whp and manuel whp
auto whp and manual whp
im just curious about the whp on the auto and the manual. i heard manual has more whp but what if u shift with the auto, will it give u the same whp results as the manual
thxfor your time.
thxfor your time.
Last edited by sndm; Jun 30, 2006 at 11:53 PM.
The reason autos don't put down the same WHP numbers as manuals is because there's a greater loss of power through an auto transmission, mainly due to the torque converter. Shifting the auto won't make a bit of difference. See other threads on that subject.
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Originally Posted by EvoDreamz
I thought stock RA's pulled 146whp? saw something from a long time ago....
AEM did a dyno on both auto and manual.
Manual:
http://www.aempower.com/pdf/dyno/21-...liart%20MT.pdf
Auto:
http://www.aempower.com/pdf/dyno/22-...ncer%20SRS.pdf
Manual:
http://www.aempower.com/pdf/dyno/21-...liart%20MT.pdf
Auto:
http://www.aempower.com/pdf/dyno/22-...ncer%20SRS.pdf
It will cost more to upgrade an auto, but you do get less whp in the end. The advantage--- better 1/4 mile times if you are a bad driver
You don't have to worry about granny shifting, it does it for you
You don't have to worry about granny shifting, it does it for you
i cant stand the auto in my eclipse i had the 5 speed in my 2000, but traded it in for an 03 sporty, its nice when i dont want to shift but i dont like not having the control of the power to my wheels like the 5 speed,
Originally Posted by Yimke
It will cost more to upgrade an auto, but you do get less whp in the end. The advantage--- better 1/4 mile times if you are a bad driver
You don't have to worry about granny shifting, it does it for you
You don't have to worry about granny shifting, it does it for you







