holy crap. are you seriously trying to put off like you know what you are talking about! you just proved to everyone on here that dropping out of school is not cool!!!!! quick01snake's math is indeed correct, yours is ABSOLUTELY wrong. notice that he divided by .85(85%), not multiplied. you are solving for a hp loss from your rwhp, which already has a loss taken out of it. you cannot do this! you have to solve for the loss from your flywheel hp. quick01snake clearly showed this. his math basically says that your rwhp is 85% of your fwhp. so, by dividing your rwhp number by the percentage that it is of the original, you get fwhp. here are some ways to solve this:sur_real1 said:Uh, where do you get .85 there smart guy. 15 percent is .15, that is 15 out of 100, not 85 out of 100. 319 * 15% = 47.85 which is the hp loss through the drive train. 319 + 47.85 = 366.85. How you get 15% is 15/100 = .15. But I am glad you are laughing there smart ass:nonono:
A really good example here children is take my dyno numbers. 278rwhp stock. Stock from the factory our cars make 320 flywheel hp. 278 * 15% = 41.7 hp of loss. 278 + 41.7 = 319.7 which is pretty damn close to 320 flywheel.
So, before you spout off and laugh at someone, do some research.
rwhp = fwhp * .85 <-----good
if you do simple algebra and divide the 85% on both sides, you indeed get the equation that quick01snake used:
fwhp = rwhp/.85 <------good
rwhp = fwhp - (fwhp*.15) <------good
fwhp = rwhp + (rwhp*.15) <--------------NOT GOOD!!!!
seriously, before you go calling people smart asses, you might want to not make yourself look like a total dumbass in the process!
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