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Horsepower vs torque? What's more important? : r/cars - Reddit
I've been researching about cars more and more lately, and while cars are my biggest hobby there's one thing I'm stuck on, and that's why horsepower us more important than torque, to performance.
WTF is horsepower and does it actually matter? - Reddit
Horsepower is a marketing term invented to compare the approximate work a “typical” horse can do to the work a steam engine can do in the 1800s.
PSA: Centaur's "Horsepower" Facet does NOT stack with boots ... - Reddit
horsepower lets you skip boots if you want, yes you won't be very fast but you'll be fast enough. it lets you rush 3 bracers in the early game, no boots, and mega win your lane, then skip directly to blink or heart or shroud (or blademail or whatever the fuck else you wants) without needing to buy boots.
Anybody know the power rating of an MTD 357cc model - Reddit
Anybody know the power rating of an MTD 357cc model # 683-WUB engine? It has been estimated the 357cc 683-WUB is 13 Horsepower & 19 Torque @ 3600RPM. Can anyone verify if this is accurate? After the 1999 class action lawsuit loss against small engine manufacturers, the manufacturers switched from horsepower to a more accurate torque @ 3600RMP ...
ELI5: What does "horsepower" mean for an Engine? - Reddit
A horsepower is the average power of one draft horse during routine, non-strenuous activity. Measuring the engine in these units compares it with a horse, how many times is the engine more powerful than a horse.
Why Do Horsepower And Torque Cross At 5,252 RPM? - Reddit
For those that don't have time to watch; Horsepower = torque * RPM / 5252 When RPM is at 5252, it cancels out the 5252 and you're left with horsepower = torque.
ELI5: what is horsepower? : r/explainlikeimfive - Reddit
Horsepower is a unit of power that represents the kind of average power from a horse per day. One horse animal produces more than 1 HP for a little while but not 12 hours a day.
What's the difference Between HP, BHP, and WHP? : r/cars - Reddit
BHP is Brake Horsepower, and refers to the method of measurement - you apply a brake torque to the engine and see what happens. Many people use it as a synonym for Crank or Flywheel horsepower. In my opinion it's a bastardization of the term, but I let it pass because generally the machines that measure using a brake are engine (not chassis) dynos.
What exactly is "horsepower"? Is it literally the power of one ... - Reddit
One horsepower was originally defined as the rate at which a horse could comfortably perform work all day long. One horsepower is equivalent 550 foot-pounds of work per second. This is the power required to lift a 550-pound weight over a distance of one foot in one second (or 1,100 pounds 1 foot in 2 seconds, or 275 pounds 2 feet in 1 second ...
Can someone tell me whats the difference between BHP and HP ... - Reddit
The measurement that includes this is generally called WHP or Wheel Horsepower and is usually 15-25% less than BHP, depending on the design of the car and it's drivetrain.
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