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October 27th 06, 08:31 PM
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12 horsepower per hour per gallon, equates to percent power
Rule of thumb. So if you are burning 10 gallons an hour in a 180 hp
engine, you are developing (10x12) = 120 hp. 120/180 = .67, so that is 67% power. It's not exact but gets you close. 
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