Toyota GR Corolla puts up impressive numbers on a dyno.
, the car's owner got figures of 258.66 hp at 6320 rpm, and 279.38 lb-ft of torque from a DynoJet dynamometer.
You may already know this, but it bears repeating. Chassis dynos like this, where the car is driven onto rollers and tested, measure wheel horsepower, a figure that reflects all the parasitic losses from driveline components, everything between the flywheel and the wheels.
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