This Article was orginaly written in Damierchryler's "Hightech Report" Then was re-writtin in Oct 03 Issue of Sport Compact Car. Thought some of you may want to know where your HP goes. Here it goes.
35.3% Exausht Heat
30.0% Engine Heat
8.5% Internal Friction
4.2% Charging Change
6.9% Air Resistance
4.0% Rolling Resistance
6.4% Translation losses (acceleration)
0.6% Rotary losses (acceleration)
0.3% Axles
0.9% Transmisson
0.4% Clutch Losses
1.5% Alternator
1.0% P.S. Pump
So, Basiclly if you look at this and say...Oh to gain back that lost HP I took out my P.S.... Why should you? It's only 1.0%...When Putting a good insultator on your exausht manifold\headers could gain that lost HP back, A Better Motor Oil could always help gain it back too. I dont know how else to improve cooling on anything but a AE86, Basiclly the less items between the open road and the raditor the better, also letting air escape the engine compartment would help in increasing HP too.
For those of you who've read the rest of the real article you'll see what he has to say about before crank loss and after crank loss. Thats the sequal...
35.3% Exausht Heat
30.0% Engine Heat
8.5% Internal Friction
4.2% Charging Change
6.9% Air Resistance
4.0% Rolling Resistance
6.4% Translation losses (acceleration)
0.6% Rotary losses (acceleration)
0.3% Axles
0.9% Transmisson
0.4% Clutch Losses
1.5% Alternator
1.0% P.S. Pump
So, Basiclly if you look at this and say...Oh to gain back that lost HP I took out my P.S.... Why should you? It's only 1.0%...When Putting a good insultator on your exausht manifold\headers could gain that lost HP back, A Better Motor Oil could always help gain it back too. I dont know how else to improve cooling on anything but a AE86, Basiclly the less items between the open road and the raditor the better, also letting air escape the engine compartment would help in increasing HP too.
For those of you who've read the rest of the real article you'll see what he has to say about before crank loss and after crank loss. Thats the sequal...
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