HP Calculator!!!!!!!

[THE ONE]

http://www.dynolab.net/hp.shtml

just follow the instructions and bam! you get your estimate hp. you must have a 1/4 mile time to put in.

Edit July 5th: Thanks to Edge2life for getting a more accurate calculator!

www.fastcoolcars.com/hp_calculator.htm

[hotrod]

sorry, but i had to. :p

Your Prelude weighs about 3100 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 5 seconds. That means that you've got about 4901.62 HP at the wheels, and about 6372.10 HP at the flywheel.

[THE ONE]

what kind of numbers did you put in lol?

[jdm bb6]

hahahahah o0O good idea hot rod... i wanna put my goal 1/4 time and and see what i need for hp wise

[jdm bb6]

Horsepower Results - 1/4 Mile Method
Your prelude weighs about 2700 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 11.4 seconds. That means that you've got about 360.19 HP at the wheels, and about 468.25 HP at the flywheel.

bahm thats my goal, what about you topend and hot rod ?

[THE ONE]

Your SH Prelude Turbo @10 weighs about 3100 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 12.000 seconds. That means that you've got about 354.57 HP at the wheels, and about 460.94 HP at the flywheel.



That's all I need out of the lude....

[jdm bb6]

i love this cuncocktion YO !

[hotrod]

this is what i realistically would like to see from the lude going the na route.

Your Prelude weighs about 3100 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 14 seconds. That means that you've got about 223.29 HP at the wheels, and about 290.27 HP at the flywheel.

[jdm bb6]

^^ hot i am sure you can lose a good 20 lbs by yourself, take out your spair tire, any extra seats... stupid crap and bring it a good 2,875 give or take 50 lbs

[THE ONE]

N/A this is where I was before I blew it up!
Your SH Prelude weighs about 3160 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 14.055 seconds. That means that you've got about 224.95 HP at the wheels, and about 292.43 HP at the flywheel.

When I go boosted? THis is what I expect with a fully built h22:
Your SH Prelude with a fully built h22 weighs about 3160 pounds and can complete a 1/4 mile in about 12.00 seconds. That means that you've got about 361.44 HP at the wheels, and about 469.87 HP at the flywheel.

I don't want a world of power just enough to keep me excited about the car...

[sleepyH22]

that hp calculator is way off...

[hotrod]

^^ hot i am sure you can lose a good 20 lbs by yourself, take out your spair tire, any extra seats... stupid crap and bring it a good 2,875 give or take 50 lbs
you're right about that. but see, i'm just building up a dd. not going all out on it by taking seats and the interior out. although i have been thinking about the spare... seeing how i usually get a tow anyway.

[THE ONE]

Well yes..... its a simple formula that doesn't take into account torque or driving ability. its still a good thing for a rough estimate of where you should be or would like to be...

[jdm bb6]

I don't want a world of power just enough to keep me excited about the car...

Amen brother, i love my prelude, but my eyes are wondering, i want/need more power

[sleepyH22]

just b00st it and you will be happy. i know a guy who is building a 97 prelude base and he's expecting 700 hp. but on the other hand he is filthy rich

[THE ONE]

he has to be to expect that much

[sleepyH22]

i will get him to join and post pics when its done. Hey TEL... are you familiar with Cool Cat Racing here in macon ga?? thats where its getting this stuff done at.

[RCH022]

that hp calculator is way off... I agree, and it says I should be running high 16s. I know a guy w/an all stock f22 besides intake/exhaust and he ran a 15.9. I should def. be in the 15's. I'll just have to go to the track and prove it wrong lol:banana:

[jesseunvoas]

so i have 210 WHP?? sweet

[absntmnd69]

144.85 at the wheels and 189.30 at the flywheel? thats believeable

[edge2lyfe]

that hp calculator is way off...

Here, this one may be a little more accurate, it also asks for the trap speed.
www.fastcoolcars.com/hp_calculator.htm

[THE ONE]

Here, this one may be a little more accurate, it also asks for the trap speed.
www.fastcoolcars.com/hp_calculator.htm

This one is really close to being accurate!