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Old 21 March 2007, 11:54 AM
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can someone help me cause i'm a dunce

went for a remap yesterday and according to what i've just worked out i got 353.3bhp.
i calculated the torque figure which was 278 by the rpm figure which was 6676 and then divided it by 5252. is this right or am i just plain stupid?
Old 21 March 2007, 12:39 PM
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I`m with you

Didn`t they tell you the torque figure aswell??
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Torque = HP X 5252/rpm

So 353.3 X 5252 / 6676 = 277.9 lb/ft torque

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the torque figure was 278 and from pete's working out above, does this show that the bhp figure i worked out is right?
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Bear in mind also that this wont be your peak torque figure, that will come in lower down the rev range around 4000rpm

For example if you power was 300HP @ 4000 rpm then your torque is 393 lb/ft.
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Originally Posted by stew911
the torque figure was 278 and from pete's working out above, does this show that the bhp figure i worked out is right?
Opps sorry - I though you were trying to work out torque - do'h. Just read the post properly and you were calulcating power from torque

HP = Torque X rpm/ 5252

So

HP = 278 X 6676 /5252 = 353 BHP

In other words, yes , you were right
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oh what a bonus, thats just what i wanted to hear thanks mate
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