OK, I'm dumb.
What is the difference between uncorrected, STD and SAE? What is corrected / uncorrected. :willy
Well, I'm dumb too (and I'm about to prove it!)...but I'll give it a try since nobody has responded.
"Corrected" I think refers to the figures being adjusted to reflect the altitude where the test was run in relation to sea level (via some formula I have no clue about in detail) so you'll get figures that you'd see had the test been done AT sea level. "Uncorrected" means just that ...the figures produced at whatever alt. the test was run.
"SAE" I assume means applying the Society of Automotive Engineers "net" h.p. formula which incorporates the h.p. loss due to engine accessories drag, etc.
"STD" I've never heard of B4! All it means to me is "standard".
Steve? Jay? Bill? Kendall? Corrections???:shrug
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