Subject	yeah, but how sure are you that it's truely 18% loss
Posted by	dragonballz on February 26, 2003 at 4:34 PM
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In Reply To	18% loss would be :devide by 1-.18, so 340/.82 posted by George(boostsolutionsinc.net) on February 26, 2003 at 04:29 PM
Message	I have heard some say 17, and is the NA DT loss diffrent from the TT? RWHP is the only way to go, screw this FWHP. "Speed cost money. How fast can you afford to go". -Dragonballz "Free your mind, like water. You put water in a cup it becomes the cup, you put it into a tea pot it becomes the tea pot, you put it in a bottle, it becomes the bottle. Water can flow, or it can crash, be water my friend." -The great Bruce Lee.
Follow Ups	I apologize, I was wrong. - AshsZ (FABio) 15:23:57 02/26/03 yep. - Dallas DamonZ 15:34:35 02/26/03 Still damn good #'s. (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 15:47:15 02/26/03 how much flywheel hp would 340rwhp be? any chart to follow? - shawnc 15:56:46 02/26/03 assume ~18% DT loss (n/m) - Spee 16:00:37 02/26/03 so 340RWHP * 1.18 = 410.2 FWHP (n/m) - Tennyson (ATL) 16:02:39 02/26/03 401.2 FWHP or 409.46 FWHP if you listen to ash's lies, LOL (n/m) - dragonballz 16:05:44 02/26/03 Hehehe. They're approximations. (n/m) - AshsZ (FABio) 16:13:48 02/26/03 actually, it's 340/0.82 = 414.63fwhp (n/m) - Spee 16:13:19 02/26/03 i dont get it...* 1.18 OR /0.82? big difference. Who's right (n/m) - shawnc 16:22:26 02/26/03 18% loss would be :devide by 1-.18, so 340/.82 - George(boostsolutionsinc.net) 16:29:03 02/26/03 yeah, but how sure are you that it's truely 18% loss - dragonballz 16:34:49 02/26/03 Its really not that important. An approximation is - AshsZ (FABio) 16:50:47 02/26/03 all new cars should be listed with RWHP... - hypo 17:10:38 02/26/03 Then most cars would have 0 HP (n/m) - Tennyson (ATL) 17:14:16 02/26/03 You must define the "before" value - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 16:31:15 02/26/03 Re: i dont get it...* 1.18 OR /0.82? big difference. Who's right - SactoTodd 16:48:35 02/26/03 Re: Re: i dont get it...* 1.18 OR /0.82? big difference. Who's right - Spee 17:10:00 02/26/03 you can't do math that way. you have to back calculate the - Scotts94z32 17:02:21 02/26/03 Someone mark the calendar. This is a first. (n/m) - FNFAZTT 19:55:48 02/26/03 kickass, i get to use my new highlighter (n/m) - HalfnHalf702[HJC] 21:59:09 02/26/03
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