horsepower estimator program
10-07-2004, 11:10 PM
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Re:horsepower estimator program
Woah! 
What a neat toy!
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10-07-2004, 11:59 PM
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Re:horsepower estimator program
HOLY ----. thats pretty cool but i don't think my class will be getting to anything like that beings this is just an intro class and i don't even like programming, just have to take it as a pre req. 
10-08-2004, 12:54 AM
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Re:horsepower estimator program
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
can somebody that has had their car dynoed while boosted post your stock hp and amount of boost so i can compare to see how far off this thing would be?
175whp / 122tq NA
263whp / 201tq 11psi
10-08-2004, 01:01 AM
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Re:horsepower estimator program
Originally Posted by AbaZ
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
can somebody that has had their car dynoed while boosted post your stock hp and amount of boost so i can compare to see how far off this thing would be?
175whp / 122tq NA
263whp / 201tq 11psi
, but like i said it is an estimate. i just figured it would be a good way to stop all the stupid question like "How much hp will i make if i put x amount of boost into x engine".
10-08-2004, 03:54 AM
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Re:horsepower estimator program
Originally Posted by jeffsciv23
i got 305 at the crank and after subtracting about 10 percent to the wheels i got 274 , but like i said it is an estimate. i just figured it would be a good way to stop all the stupid question like "How much hp will i make if i put x amount of boost into x engine".
, but like i said it is an estimate. i just figured it would be a good way to stop all the stupid question like "How much hp will i make if i put x amount of boost into x engine".is your equation simply [(HPxBoost)/14.5]+HP? That is insufficient to say the absolute least.
