Power to Weight Ratio?
Power to Weight Ratio?
Evolving Member
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Sydney, Australia
Damn, I'm over already in that case. 1.9kw per 10 kilos when measured at the fly.
Only bikes have a kilowatt per ton rating here. Otherwise, it's just engine capacity vs weight. You can't have a car with an engine larger than 3.0L in a car smaller than 1 tonne, and I think it's 2.0L forced induction smaller than a tonne. Don't hold me to this, I read it very briefly years ago when I was thinking of modding an S2000.
Only bikes have a kilowatt per ton rating here. Otherwise, it's just engine capacity vs weight. You can't have a car with an engine larger than 3.0L in a car smaller than 1 tonne, and I think it's 2.0L forced induction smaller than a tonne. Don't hold me to this, I read it very briefly years ago when I was thinking of modding an S2000.
