H.P. & LBS.
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Originally posted by: SANDMAN430
i think it is closer to 12 to 1 or that is 520pounds divided by 42
i think it is closer to 12 to 1 or that is 520pounds divided by 42
Unfortunately, Sandman your right... I wish it was 5 lb...
Duneme, I understand about the wishfull thinking... I like to dream sometimes too...[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img] lol
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the recovered hp won't show on the dyno though would it? it's just horse power you already had but now is freed up. just going by how we figure it in cars. my plan this summer to free up some extra hp is to drop about 30lbs of fat off me[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by: MudStud
If I removed 1 lbs of weight from myself or the DS how much horsepower is recoverd?
If I removed 1 lbs of weight from myself or the DS how much horsepower is recoverd?
1lb/700lbs * 100% = 0.14% so the HP will go up by this percentage.
40HP * 1.0014 = 40.056HP
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Lets assume you then lost 50lbs on a diet and you shaved 100lbs of the DS:
150lb/700lbs * 100% = 21.43% so the HP will go up by this percentage.
40HP * 1.2143 = 48.6HP