Scuba Craig
Supercharged
Can someone explain to me the differences between the HP/Torque figures quoted in Triumph's marketing literature vs the dyno figures for stock Rockets?
By way of example, Triumph market the Rocket Roadster as putting out 109kW (146 HP) @ 5750 and 221 Nm (163 ft-lbs) @ 2750. I've googled-up some stock dyno charts for Roadsters and I'm seeing 114.05 HP @ 5300 and 131.97 ft-lb @ 2500.
Am I right in assuming that Triumph's marketing figures are at the fly-wheel, whereas the dyno is rear wheel?
I understand that all manufactures will inflate their power figures whenever they can get away with it, but these differences are bigger than a marketing guru could hope to get away with.
By way of example, Triumph market the Rocket Roadster as putting out 109kW (146 HP) @ 5750 and 221 Nm (163 ft-lbs) @ 2750. I've googled-up some stock dyno charts for Roadsters and I'm seeing 114.05 HP @ 5300 and 131.97 ft-lb @ 2500.
Am I right in assuming that Triumph's marketing figures are at the fly-wheel, whereas the dyno is rear wheel?
I understand that all manufactures will inflate their power figures whenever they can get away with it, but these differences are bigger than a marketing guru could hope to get away with.