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12-07-2018, 11:22 AM
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Simple George. I watched the Video from TorqAmp.
Right on the video the number on the screen showed that the unit at full capacity moved 23 pounds of air mass. 1 pound of air mass with make 10 horsepower. 10 times 23 = 230 Hp, George. You know how to drive George, but when the info is right in front of you one the screen, it doesn't take a Rocket Scientist to figure out the HP Number. You just need to know something about Boost vs just reading a gage on a Drag Car that says 12 psi on it. Tom Vaught Boost Engineer for 39 years is how I knew the number.
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