Help With Units!!
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1 pferdestärkenstunde = 1 DIN hp = 0.98632 SAE horsepower
DIN is the German Institute for Standardization, and SAE stands for Society of American Engineers.
Altavista translates "pferdestärkenstunde" as "horsepower-grants".
DIN is the German Institute for Standardization, and SAE stands for Society of American Engineers.
Altavista translates "pferdestärkenstunde" as "horsepower-grants".
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thanks all........
i was thinking of getting an IS back in my home country..they dont have the 300..but have a Altezza RS200 tuned by BEAMS which offered 210 ps..which is about 215 hp i believe...
since the IS300 here also offered 215 hp...i am thinking about it..but...i wished i could get a 300 and import all the parts back there....
i was thinking of getting an IS back in my home country..they dont have the 300..but have a Altezza RS200 tuned by BEAMS which offered 210 ps..which is about 215 hp i believe...
since the IS300 here also offered 215 hp...i am thinking about it..but...i wished i could get a 300 and import all the parts back there....
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so, lynn, this has been bugging me for a while: how is 1 DIN hp different from 1 SAE hp? i mean i know there's a conversion factor, but why?
so, lynn, this has been bugging me for a while: how is 1 DIN hp different from 1 SAE hp? i mean i know there's a conversion factor, but why?
Did you know that there are three different legal lengths for the "foot" in the US? There is the US standard foot, the survey foot and the International foot.
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yeah, i know of the foot differences, but i prefer to use cubits
but any case, i did a little research and it turns out that a DIN hp uses correction for atmosphere and barometric pressure only, while SAE hp applies a correction factor for humidity as well. i'm guessing that correction factor is the reason for the minute difference.
but any case, i did a little research and it turns out that a DIN hp uses correction for atmosphere and barometric pressure only, while SAE hp applies a correction factor for humidity as well. i'm guessing that correction factor is the reason for the minute difference.