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I am doing a math research project and it may be about anything that I want. I decided to do the loss of horsepower throughtout the drivetrain of a rear wheel drive vehicle. Does anyone know like rotating mass to horsepwer loss or any kind of equation for this.
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I have no idea. I have alwasy thought it was like 20% for auto's and 15% loss for manuals. I have also heard for every pound you take off the crank shaft you get 2.6 horsepower to the wheels. Does that help? -
Force required to rotate mass. Look for equation for that. I'll move this lounge since this is a science question now.Comment
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