ok now i know a few people i have been talking to would like this, i am chasing the conversion formula for predicting a cars horse power, now i have looked and the net and there some formulas there to speed and stuff like that but i need the hp formula. as you all know in queensland atm they are cracking down hard on old car, and this weekend was the weekend where i was going to put my turbo on, but i need a mod plate to keep my celica out or the porks hands, and a guy i know will do me one up with out a dyno sheet (cause i dont have the cash atm to get it on a dyno) all i have to do is work out the hp.
what engine?
is it NA or turbo?
what rpm will it make peak torque and peak power?
basic rule is...
power = (torquexRPM)/9525 (for kW and Nm)
for torque, you can guesstimate from...
100Nm x (capacity in L) x (total intake pressure) x (VE)
total intake pressure is 1 for NA, and 1+ boost in BAR for boosted
VE is typically from 85-95 depending on engine...
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or you could just go to a dyno day and pay $50 to get a dyno sheet![]()
"I'm a Doctor, not a mechanic"
"There is hardly anything in the world that a man can not make a little worse and sell a little cheaper" - John Ruskin (1819 - 1900)
AU$TRALIA... come and stay and PAY and PAY!!!
what engine?. + what old rolla's said anout dyno's![]()
GA23(never finished) JZX83 (Tyre eater) Turbo MX5 (Moment of weakness but awesome IMHO)
Grab this...
http://joshmadison.com/software/convert/
Very very handy to have.
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