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itrdave 01-10-2019 11:44 AM

Motor1 Article
 
Motor1 drives Honda Heritiage Cars, including ITR

Just another glowing review of ITR - kinda redundant, but never gets old...

dave7 01-10-2019 05:44 PM

Re: Motor1 Article
 
It's gotta have more than 189 hp lol. Idk where they get hp figures sometimes.

white rocket 01-11-2019 03:05 PM

Re: Motor1 Article
 

Originally Posted by dave7 (Post 51828171)
It's gotta have more than 189 hp lol. Idk where they get hp figures sometimes.

I'd imagine that Europe measures HP at the brakes (BHP) whereas North America measures from the crank. That may cause a discrepancy

itrdave 01-14-2019 04:04 AM

Re: Motor1 Article
 
BHP or brake horsepower, is measured at the flywheel/crank. May be a different set of measurement standards used for UK etc. If you remember, about 15 yrs ago, SAE changed the measurement standard to include air intake restriction that caused hp ratings for US cars to drop in number, but not so much in reality because all cars have intake restriction (filter etc).

dave7 01-15-2019 09:56 PM

Re: Motor1 Article
 

Originally Posted by itrdave (Post 51830605)
BHP or brake horsepower, is measured at the flywheel/crank. May be a different set of measurement standards used for UK etc. If you remember, about 15 yrs ago, SAE changed the measurement standard to include air intake restriction that caused hp ratings for US cars to drop in number, but not so much in reality because all cars have intake restriction (filter etc).

That's what I thought too about BHP. But I've never stopped to think about what brake horsepower actually stands for. So white rocket had me second guessing myself for a second haha.


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