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Torque and BHP(braking horsepower)

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Bob like the Sponge 🧽3 years ago

Very. Simple explanation. Practical. Awesome content.

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Kennedymuriithi3 years ago

Thanks so much leriwanka

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Reuben M Wambui🏇🏿3 years ago

You have great content and you are a great instructor.

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Kennedymuriithi3 years ago

Thanks so much reuben

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Oti3 years ago

Nice, but small correction. BHP stands for Brake Horsepower, it is powe that makes it to wheel after some loss in transmission. The one made at the crank is called HorsePower(HP) meaning HP > BHP and this is why car makers quote HP it is the higher number.

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Kennedymuriithi3 years ago

Correct.

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GuardianOfThePolo3 years ago

Very nice content but I believe BHP refers to the power of the car after accounting for the frictional losses in power from the engine. It can be thought of as net HP.

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Jack_Son of Africa3 years ago

Good content bro. Plus explanation zako ziko simple and clear. More content please.

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Kennedymuriithi3 years ago

Jaxon, more content loading, i got you

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captionsguy3 years ago

Good job. Alafu if you can, flow with the language you are most comfortable with. Kama Sheng na Swahili is your comfort, cheza nayo. Kudos.

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Kennedymuriithi3 years ago

Thanks maina, i will check it out

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