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dont quote me on this but i think my lhs told me along time ago that they were like .7 hp....might be wrong though, they have told me the wrong thing several times.
a few weeks ago i searched for hp ratings, but i didnt keep the info. i DID calculate that in general nitro engines make about 10 hp per cubic inch, but remember NONE of the nitro engines we use are 1 ci. one of the resons why they can make that much power is that they move lots and lots of fuel through them.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower
Depends how you DEFINE horsepower. If using the same scale as lets say a Harley Davidson....... the answer would be a traxxas has 0 horsepower.
Depends how you DEFINE horsepower. If using the same scale as lets say a Harley Davidson....... the answer would be a traxxas has 0 horsepower.
Simple answer - not enough! LOL
james watts defined horsepower. if course you can make your own. but as far as i know mr. watts def is the ONLY def.