What makes HP?
 

Thats my question, What Makes up 1 Horse Power? I am sure theres others out there that are unsure as well.

I know anywhere above 225hp your doing okay..

1 hp = 33,000 ft·pound-force·min−1 = exactly 745.69987158227022 W

The easiest way I can think to put it is 33,000 foot-pounds per minute

It's a measure of force over time basicly.

It term and rating for HP was invented by James Watt.

i learned all about this in physics class

So, What im getting is that 330lbs being moved 100ft in a minute in one HP. and that is equal to 745.699 Watts?

We did stuff about this in my high school physics class. But that was 7 years ago and all I can remember is I have 2 horsepower, we calculated it by timing a run up some stairs and plugging in how much we weighed into some equation.

SWEET never took physics

LOL :stupid:

this sounds confusing haha.

hmmm we have smart ones in here lol

ironic, check this out on

http://www.howstuffworks.com/

look up what is horse power!

10 horsepower = 2 vinyl stickers.

So 1 HP must equal .2 vinyl stickers.

lol.. you always make things so easy for us tork!

wtf. i just noticed mr floppy. whered that come from?

Thats me dick

i can see that, but its not really you...