Is there anyway to figure atleast a good educated estimate, from like Times and Dist. to figure Hp out ? , I have never heard of this, but was wondering, for the people that dont have the money for a Dyno test ty .....
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you factor in vehicle weight, gear ratios, top speed, time, but you also have to factor in elevation, humidity, air temperature...etc etc...
that web page has some simple plug in stuff
http://www.stealth316.com/2-calc-hp-et-mph.htm
interesting read, multiple formulas__
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1/4 mile = http://www.ajdesigner.com/fl_horsepo...apsed_time.php
Trap speed = http://www.ajdesigner.com/fl_horsepo...trap_speed.php
Both pages have the math equation shown on them.
You only have to figure in gearing, elevation, etc if you're trying to find your crank hp. For whp it's much simpler because all you're concerned with is how long it takes you to move a given weight over a given distance. (in this case the 1/4 mile). The better you can shift and run the 1/4, the more accurate it will be. This is how they used to figure it out before there were dynos and computers.
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