whats up /o/, how do you gauge your power? hp/L? hp/cylinder? power to weight?
my daily:
57.4hp/L
53hp/cyl
my toy:
285hp/L
20hp/cyl
Daily: l61 turbo
109hp/l
60hp/cyl
Project: 4g61 twin turbo
279 hp/l
112 hp/cyl
cylinders/car: 8
>>14061790
>bench racing metrics
I gauge it by whether or not I beat out the other guy on the track.
>>14061790
Power at 1500 rpm, 50% load.
>>14061790
if its FF its disqualified
>quoting specific output
>not specifying RPM
>>14062253
rpm is meaningless..
whp
the only thing that matters
>>14062288
Um, u wot m8
>>14062288
Come on man. The "specific" part of the term "specific output" (ie hp/L) is referring to the, get this, "specific RPM" that the cited Horsepower is being made at. Therefore RPM is not meaningless, but the entire basis for the existence of the 'specific output' concept.
>>14062314
No, torque
>>14062324
torque just makes you spin the wheels
horsepower makes you go
Torque tells you how strong your engine is, Horsepower tells you how hard it's working.
And the concepts cannot exist exclusive of each other in the context of rotating engines/motors.
>>14062335
sure, but horsepower tells you more information
Daily
41.5hp per cylinder
67.3hp per liter
Toy
6.5hp per cylinder
36hp per liter
>>14062330
>>14062335
Just think about little tiny asian peckers, they can be considered a high hp, low torque engine. Their little egg rolls might be tiny and flaccid, but there's billions of them revving at high speeds. This is how they sustain their populations.
OTOH Americans and some Europeans have bigger beef meat wieners with long stroke and lots of torque. Dames get pregnant just looking at the non-asian phallus, while the chinks gotta go fast like little jackhammers.
number of wheels driven/car: 4
>>14062357
nice asspergers syndrome
>>14062322
youre a fuckin retard.
the rpm it makes it's peak power out is literally meangingless.
>>14062357
just like with engines
the asian sounds more fun
>>14061790
[model year] x hp
---------------------------
lbs x $
>>14062372
>the rpm it makes it's peak power out is literally meangingless.
you are retarded
making power at high rpm has several advantages
>>14062365
number of car per go= 1
>>14062382
no it doesnt.
>>14062388
except it does, given the fact that engines that make power at higher RPm have a bigger bore, they can fit larger valves, which means better flow
go read a book about engines
>>14062387
>car per go
wat
>>14062395
wat
>>14062395
you're literally fucking retarded.
hp/liter is peak power. it cant make more than that. what rpm is makes that peak power at is irrelevant. hp/liter is a metric for overall engine design.
>>14062414
>have two 2 liter engines
>one is undersquare and the other is oversquare
>the undersquare has a bigger bore therefore can fit larger valves
how is that hard to understand?
>>14062435
and yet if they are both 2.0 and one makes 100hp/l and the other makes 150hp/l guess which ones is better regardless of what rpm is makes it at?
ding ding ding the second one.
>>14062435
>not using sleeve valves
>>14062446
200hp @ 8000 > 300hp @ 5000
>>14061790
I own something with 82.5hp/L.
33hp/cyl
I am about to buy something with 185hp/L.
37hp/cyl
>>14062407
Escargot, my car go, one sixty, swiftly
Wreck it buy a new one
Your crew run run run, your crew run run
>>14062464
haha that is very very wrong
>>14062446
except its not that easy mouthbreather
with the same compression ratio, cam profile and time, fule and everything but bor:stroke ratio, the engine with a higher redline will make more power, simply because it can rev faster and has bigger valves, that at the same lift and duration, will flow better
>b-but muh torkz
literally irrelevant becase the transmission multiplies torque
>>14062464
you're thinking of torque. HP is power and is the same amount of power at any RPM because RPM is factored into the HP calculation.
Torque is just a rotational moment of energy. Torque at a higher RPM makes more power than torque at lower RPM.
>>14062478
higher revs are more fun
its making power for longer
so its better
>>14062501
have you heard of a transmission
you would need to actually look at the powerband to determine if it is making power for longer
>>14062501
0/10
>>14062501
Hondabois reportin inn
>>14062523
it makes power from idle-8000 at the least
that is longer than idle-5000
>>14062568
-4/10
op here, the first makes peak power at 4000rpm and the other peaks at 13000rpm
>>14062379
.19
160hp/L
10hp/cylinder