macavely

#1

ok i have an 95 ST I checked around and everyone says the HP is 115. now what i wanted to know was is that 115HP at the wheels or the flywheel?

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Mynzeyes

#2

from my understanding, the ST only gets about 80ish HP at the wheels...

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SiKBOY

#3

what does break horse power mean?. and does anyone have the conversion rate for horses into kilowats?
I have no idea about horsepower.

NEVERSTOP

#4

that figure is toyota's figure and they always use the flywheel hp cuz it sounds better

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Mynzeyes

#5

--NEVERSTOP+Dec 14 2002, 12:06 AM

QUOTE (NEVERSTOP @ Dec 14 2002, 12:06 AM)

that figure is toyota's figure and they always use the flywheel hp cuz it sounds better

i think most every company uses crank hp..just cause it's about usually 20+ higher than wheel hp...wheeeeee

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NEVERSTOP

#6

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think most every company uses crank hp..just cause it's about usually 20+ higher than wheel hp...wheeeeee

crank... flywheel... close enuf there both better than wheel hp

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Mynzeyes

#7

--NEVERSTOP+Dec 14 2002, 11:49 PM

QUOTE (NEVERSTOP @ Dec 14 2002, 11:49 PM)

QUOTE think most every company uses crank hp..just cause it's about usually 20+ higher than wheel hp...wheeeeee crank... flywheel... close enuf there both better than wheel hp

oh my bad man, i wasn't tryin to correct you. sorry it sounded like it. >>
-John-

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NEVERSTOP

#8

didn't take it that way >>

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GRMPer

#9

My stock 94 ST was 91 at the wheels, 104 lb.-ft. of torque.

http://www.grassrootsmotorsports.com/celicast.html