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WTF is horsepower and does it actually matter? : r/AskEngineers - Reddit
Horsepower is conserved (by conservation of energy) Torque is not conserved. Whatever torque the engine outputs doesn't matter, it can be changed by the transmission. But the horsepower does matter, because that's all the energy the engine can output per unit of time, your transmission can't change this.
Starship "horsepower" : r/SpaceXLounge - Reddit
Horsepower and gravity lift. The specification for horsepower was originally specifically designed around the lifting of a dead weight against gravity by a pony, then scaled to reflect a larger horse, then standardized. So the gravity losses would be included in the figure.
What exactly is "horsepower"? Is it literally the power of one ... - Reddit
One horsepower was originally defined as the rate at which a horse could comfortably perform work all day long. One horsepower is equivalent 550 foot-pounds of work per second. This is the power required to lift a 550-pound weight over a distance of one foot in one second (or 1,100 pounds 1 foot in 2 seconds, or 275 pounds 2 feet in 1 second ...
88ci stock horsepower? : r/Harley - Reddit
This modern air cooled, OHV, 45 degree V-twin has hydraulically adjusted valves that never need attention. The factory rates this engine as producing a peak of 86 ft-lbs. of torque at 3500 RPM (at the crankshaft). Independent dynamometer tests usually show 71 to 73 ft-lbs. of torque and 57 to 60 horsepower at the rear wheel for stock engines.
ELI5: why do some engines make more horsepower than torque ... - Reddit
It's impossible mathematically with that formula for the torque to be a higher number than the horsepower at any rpm under 5252rpm. Even though the TDI probably redlines somewhere around 4500RPM, let's hypothetically say that the motor continues to make that same 134 horsepower up to 6000rpm. Doing the math it will only be making 117.3 lbs-ft.
Lets explain how weather affects horsepower! : r/cars - Reddit
Torque vs Horsepower HA! There is only one right answer to this one, but its so controversial despite that it will definitely stir up debate. Lots of false information on this topic even from what we consider reputable sources. It is in the works and will be a long post. What contributes to the redline of an engine? Excellent.
"You don't need horsepower" : r/trucksim - Reddit
The horsepower attribute is only defined in the name of the engine and the info section. Looking at the torque_curve attribute, the engine pulls best between 1150 and 1400 rpm where it has a value of 1 (100%).
ELI5: What does "horsepower" mean for an Engine?
Horsepower is, unsurprisingly, a measure of power. 1 horsepower is equal to 745.7 Watts. Mostly for traditional reasons we still use "horsepower" to describe the power output of certain things, like cars, but you could just as easily use "Watts" to describe the power instead (and I personally think that would be better but I digress).
Realistically how much horsepower should I expect from my 5.3L ... - Reddit
I think mid-400 wheel horsepower is a bit optimistic from other builds I've seen dyno'd but if that's what it makes I'll be ecstatic. Anything triple digit number that starts with a 4 is going to be a win in my book.
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