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Clear??

Doug

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880-950

correct.

dunno

700-750

But occasionally wrong. :o)

On a practical note:

BHP/ton

CART (taking 950 bhp and 810kg weight) = 1191bhp/ton

F1 (taking 820bhp and 600kg weight) = 1388bhp/ton

NASCAR (taking 750bhp and 3400lb weight) = 494bhp/ton

Anyone know the weight of Touring and WRC cars?

BTW, CART min weight is specified for dry (no driver) at 750kg, so
I've added 60kg for an average driver. F1 min weight includes driver,
hence the weighing at the end of a race.

-joe-

WRC unknown sorry
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The Champ actaully only has 40 inches of water for boost not 40 PSIG.  40
PISG would be over three atmospheres and I don't think the motor would last
a  qualifing session much less a 200 mile race.  40 inches of water is
around 5 PSIG of boost.  PSIG is pounds per square inch gauge.  Champ car
engines are also 2.65 liters of displacement not 1.5 liters of
displacement.    Hope this dispells any myths here.

Dave