Ryan
You need to look at flywheel. Ignore power at wheels (measured on a chasis dyno) No car looses more than a few hp through the drive train in reality. Your gearbox, differentials and driveshafts would melt if they did.
Dynos just compare the inertia of the wheels and drive shafts to that of the known (drum or brake ) inertia of the dyno. Mines been on 3 makes of dyno with the 18g on it and had 260-345whp yet fly wheel power has been 360-370hp every time.
Compare cars with the same fly wheel power to weight, and you'll see nigh on identical terminal speeds. I'm talking about known power production cars here, not tuned cars that have been on a chasis dyno lottery.
With 425hp in a 1400kg car (4wd) you should be hitting a ton in the 8 second region, which means by 12 seconds you should be near 120mph.
Now your evo is without doubt quick, but the 16g6 is 39lb compresser? so unless you are using non standard fuels, ar the evo engine is the most efficient known to man, it's not making much over mid to hih 300's
Mines not been to the pod with the 18g, but trapped 110 with the vf34 an 30-40hp less than the 18g, so it would have been 112-114. The car weighs 1455kg with me in it and 1/4 tank of gas. I'll never know now though, as the turbos off to be modified.
Not bashing at all ryan. It's great to compare other tuned cars. As steve said he trapped 116 (116.8 from memory) with 425hp in a 1450kg car (1540 with him)