Ultimate Callout Challenge

SDS97_7.3 · May 4, 2016

Six_Sloww said:
All they said in the drivers meeting last night was "standard sae"

Standard SAE would be no CF...

WhiteMamba_Scorpion · May 4, 2016

pog said:
hope this works
https://www.facebook.com/plugins/vi...ok.com/mike.perduto/videos/10209266695968523/

YESSSS... finally a good live feed!!!

johnp115 · May 4, 2016

god forbid if someone used their brain and didn't schedule an event in the middle of nowhere

slc dzl · May 4, 2016

Does anyone know the count of trucks that actually made it?

Six_Sloww · May 4, 2016

SDS97_7.3 said:
Standard SAE would be no CF...

CF is whatever the Dyno's weather station comes up with

johnp115 · May 4, 2016

alright so now the youtube feed is actually decent

Six_Sloww · May 4, 2016

slc dzl said:
Does anyone know the count of trucks that actually made it?

19 or 20

SDS97_7.3 · May 4, 2016

Six_Sloww said:
CF is whatever the Dyno's weather station comes up with

On NA engines, that is right. These trucks aren't NA as we all know.

Six_Sloww · May 4, 2016

Im not taking about the calculation smarty pants.. Just saying SAE standard does in fact imply there is a correction factor.

Powerstroke Man 6.4 · May 4, 2016

The camera is at a decent position now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3XAHP8ma7I&feature=youtu.be

SDS97_7.3 · May 4, 2016

You saw the Baca thread on CompD right? Where it was posted that SAE says no CF on charged engines

joe d · May 4, 2016

Some vary fun street driven trucks lol

Six_Sloww · May 4, 2016

SDS97_7.3 said:
You saw the Baca thread on CompD right? Where it was posted that SAE says no CF on charged engines

Comp d is always right.

SDS97_7.3 · May 4, 2016

Six_Sloww said:
Comp d is always right.

I'm talking about the links in that thread that say boosted engines do not use a CF per SAE. So standard CF would be no CF

Six_Sloww · May 4, 2016

SDS97_7.3 said:
I'm talking about the links in that thread that say boosted engines do not use a CF per SAE. So standard CF would be no CF

Boosted engines have a different mechanical efficiency therefore should not use the same standard correction factor..

Standard sae correction factor should not be used on a boosted engine, but people do and that's why the numbers are inflated.

In this event it doesn't matter, everyone is on the same dyno so everyone will get proportionate inflated numbers.