estimated HP T-78?

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03-06-04, 12:17 AM

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is where torque and HP is equal. above that, HP will be higher and lower than that will be lower than torque. look at any dyno sheet

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03-06-04, 02:13 AM

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i have a dyno sheet where they don't cross at 5250. i've always thought it was odd because every other one i've seen does

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03-06-04, 07:06 AM

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the one where it does not cross is not accurate. For any dyno sheet to be considered accurate torque and horsepower must intersect just above the 5000rpm mark.

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03-06-04, 09:45 AM

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rotor dee
you are dimitris karagiannis ?

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03-06-04, 11:17 AM

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Thanks Keith!

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03-06-04, 01:24 PM

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yep

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