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Old 07-25-2016, 07:45 AM   #113
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Again, under rating cannot happen under SAE testing.
So what your saying is the exact same engine in the Corvette 460-465 gets installed in the Camaro 455/455 proves it makes the same power as a Corvette but can't be underrated, I think will agree to disagree.
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Old 07-25-2016, 02:55 PM   #114
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So what your saying is the exact same engine in the Corvette 460-465 gets installed in the Camaro 455/455 proves it makes the same power as a Corvette but can't be underrated, I think will agree to disagree.
SAE Certification proves what the engine makes. There is no question due to SAE standards the engines must make within the tolerance of +-1% of their rated power.

The Corvette and camaro have different drivetrains, so there are different variables to consider when looking at rwhp. But the engines are proven already in what they make.
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