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dan
Dodge Dakota
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2/24/2004
04:19:57
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 Subject: RE: Rearwheel Horsepower
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in the old days they measured h.p. at the crank(gross h.p.).i thought today they were required to state net h.p.(at the rear wheels).if this is the case the 230 h.p.(ma./ca. emissions on my truck)should be accurate.if not why.did they go back to gross h.p.?
2003 dak quad cab,4.7L,5sp.manual,3:92 limited slip
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they didnt
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2/24/2004
12:49:33
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they didn't go back to gross hp. Net hp is just gross hp - a/c, power steering pump, alt, ... Net hp has nothing to do with whp.
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WipLash
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2/24/2004
22:16:21
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(SAE NET BHP) is a fully equipped engine measured at the crank.
(SAE Gross) is a stripped engine measured at the crank.
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