A lot of power in this thread.
1079hp/28cylinders = 38.5
A lot of power in this thread.
1079hp/28cylinders = 38.5
300hp - 6cyl
315hp - 8cyl
405hp - 8cyl
1020hp - 22cyl
46.36hp
51.6! Woot
170hp-4cyl honda
200hp-4cyl turbo volvo
250hp-4cyl turbo volvo
I think the Honda needs a turbo or to be sold haha
petegossett wrote: In reply to Junkyard_Dog: I think you have a Chevette problem...
Yes, not enough room for more. 
Exploder - 290/6
WRX - 227/4
Golf 115/4 (dammit)
Cabriolet 100/4 (bigger dammit!)
40.67
40.23 hp per cylinder.....and that's accounting for 54 cylinders.
265hp - 4 cylinder (wrx)
178 hp - 4 cylinder (miata)
85 hp - 4 cylinder (mini, generous estimate)
255 - 8 cylinder ( van)
225 - 8 cylinder (boat)
125 - 3 cylinder (jetski, estimate)
1133 hp 31 cylinders 36.5 hp/cylinder
Oh man, I was really hoping I'd be in the 50s...
400hp V8 in the caprice
210hp turbo 4 in the 318is
95hp from the v twin in the ktm 950
39hp 2 stroke single in the 200xcw 16hp single in the tl250 trials bike
Estimate conservatively 23 hp in the ty350 trials bike.
2 strokes really help! 46.06 for each of the 17 cylinders.
44 per cylinder - the motorcycle brings it down. Go figure.
295hp 6 in the 200
57hp v-twin in the Pathetic Coast
Cranked up Powerstroke - 375 HP Cranked up E55 AMG - 515 HP
55.625HP/Cylinder.
These are off a chassis dyno, goes a bit higher with flywheel numbers.
240+195+185+85/22 comes out to 32.27hp per cylinder
Mike wrote: Waiting for someone with a Tesla P90D and a BMW i8 to swing by. So, I have ten cylinders and 366 HP. That's 36.6 FAHP-PC.
Someone who has only electric cars would have infinity FAHP-PC 
Mine is 24.4 FAHP-PC (130+65 / 8)
Too many old cars. The Mini, the Land Rover and the CRX really bring down the average. The old Caddy doesn't, but that's due to sheer displacement.
350 hp inline diesel 6 (but the torque!)
275 hp V8
400 hp V8
525 hp V8
175 hp 4
260 hp 4
340 hp V8
88 hp 4
91 hp 4
77 hp 4
130 hp 4
2711 hp, 43.72 per cylinder.
GameboyRMH wrote:Mike wrote: Waiting for someone with a Tesla P90D and a BMW i8 to swing by. So, I have ten cylinders and 366 HP. That's 36.6 FAHP-PC.Someone who has only electric cars would have infinity FAHP-PC
Actually it would be "undefined" /math semantics
My fleet has a whopping 264hp total. 33hp/cylinder
I feel very ungrassroots, since currently I only have 1 vehicle 333HP Audi S4- V6
55.5hp per cylinder
1416/26 = 54hp/cyl
240/6 - E36 M3
168/6 - e30 325is
333/6 - e46 M3
425/4 - SC S2000
250/4 - Acura RDX
As advertised:
148 hp 4cyl 2L, 210 hp 4cyl 2L, 170 hp 8cyl 5L,
33 hp/cyl or 58.67 hp/L
I am a little bit surprised my average isn't the lowest, but I probably shouldn't be (considering the popularity of some anemic older cars here).
P5- 130hp 4cyl
TDI- 140hp 4cyl
RX8- 232hp (Would love if it had 230 lol) 2rotor
502hp over 14cyl= 35.85hp/L
200/4 = 50
The BRZ is my only vehicle at the moment.
Let's see...as advertised when new:
115/4 (doubtful) Miata
115/4 (also doubtful) Miata
103/4 (doubtful even if it were running) E30
43/2 CB500X
252/4 Focus ST
117/4 Honda Fit
745/22 = 33.86
I have some slowwwwww cars. And one moderately fast one
725HP out of 21 cylinders = 34.4286 hp/cyl
Truck= 295 V8, Forte ~190 I4, bike 106 I3, Rio 110 I4 and hte Dixie 23 out of 2.
6 total cylinders.
190ish HP.
31.6 FAHP-PC
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