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Does the rest of the world use horsepower as a measurement?

Since hp is based off torque, which is measured in lb-ft which is obviously not from the metric system, do metric countries use horsepower to measure cars?
 
Originally posted by: Koenigsegg
Interesting, never knew that.

Conversion is exactly the same?

really close,

i beleive US HP rating and the (British HP) BHP Differ by like 5 HP, so they are more or less the same
 
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Koenigsegg
Interesting, never knew that.

Conversion is exactly the same?

really close,

i beleive US HP rating and the (British HP) BHP Differ by like 5 HP, so they are more or less the same


BHP is not British Horsepower.
 
Originally posted by: Anubis
Originally posted by: Koenigsegg
Interesting, never knew that.

Conversion is exactly the same?

really close,

i beleive US HP rating and the (British HP) BHP Differ by like 5 HP, so they are more or less the same

They are one in the same.

BHP = brake horsepower
 
Originally posted by: Koenigsegg
Since hp is based off torque, which is measured in lb-ft which is obviously not from the metric system, do metric countries use horsepower to measure cars?


No.

Some countries use kilowatts, and others use a metric horsepower called pferdestarke.

1 pferdestarke = 0.9863201 horsepower
 
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