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    10 HP diff. in Daytona engine??

    Anybody know what gives the Daytona 10 more HP than the R/T?

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    Freer flowing exhaust. You can get the same or better with aftermarket cat-back. Remember 10 flywheel hp is more like 8 rear wheel hp. I think some cat-backs get up to 15 rwhp.
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    Quote Originally Posted by formerice View Post
    Freer flowing exhaust. You can get the same or better with aftermarket cat-back. Remember 10 flywheel hp is more like 8 rear wheel hp. I think some cat-backs get up to 15 rwhp.
    10 HP difference @ the flywheel is 10HP @ the wheels.

    It is incorrect to use a %. The drivetrain saps X amount of HP regardless of the engine HP.

    The Daytona has the same intake as the SRTs and it looks like the same "suitcase/resos" albeit W 2 1/2" pipes instead of 2 3/4"
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    I don't know about the free flowing exhaust,looks the same.Don't think the intake is any diff.Torque is the same.Only thing I see diff, is the air cleaning housing.Maybe free flowing air filter accounts for the 10 HP?

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    YEP.. the intake in indeed different. In fact it is the same as he SRT stock intake.
    THere is a slight difference in the fuels programming
    The resonators dont have the internal baffle in'em that a standard RT does!
    That about do'er right there...

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    Less baffles in muffler i beleive too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PowerWagon896 View Post

    It is incorrect to use a %. The drivetrain saps X amount of HP regardless of the engine HP.
    That's mostly right.
    The trans does have an X value for rotating mass that is a constant number but there is also a Y value that increases as input power increases. The Y value is friction. Y is a small number in comparison to the X value, So you are correct that a standard % does not work when calculating flywheel HP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ccl088 View Post
    I don't know about the free flowing exhaust,looks the same.Don't think the intake is any diff.Torque is the same.Only thing I see diff, is the air cleaning housing.Maybe free flowing air filter accounts for the 10 HP?
    The exhaust is definately different. Just listen to a stock R/T next to a Daytona.
    Different exhaust sound, especially at WOT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rev.Hammer View Post
    THere is a slight difference in the fuels programming
    The resonators dont have the internal baffle in'em that a standard RT does!
    That's the first time I've heard those two.
    I thought the High Speed Controller is simply the 145mph speed limiter. The standard RT has 128MPH speed limiter.

    I have not seen anyone cut open a Daytona Resonator but the RT resonator only has 1 baffle making two chambers. I can't imagine the Daytona resonator has no baffles and is just an empty can.
    There may be a difference in the length of the port tubes between chambers but I doubt it. Or did you mean the Mufflers don't have the internal baffles?

    The Intake and the Muffler are the only differences that I can find.
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    I just noticed the date of the original post.
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