No wheel weights control tire balance and have nothing to do with horsepower. The horsepower your engine produces is entirely produced by the engine. You can get better use of that horsepower by limiting the amount of weight of your vehicle but leave the wheel weights on the wheels or you'll be riding a bucking bronco while your trying to drive.
Great Wheal Fortune ended in 1912.
Great Wheal Fortune was created in 1855.
The area of Great Wheal Fortune is 5,500.0 square meters.
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The Cornish word for Cornwall is Kernewek.
horsepower isn't solely based on the engine liters. a car could have a 3.0 liter engine and be 5 years old and have lost 1-30 or more horsepower. age effects an engine a lot depending on care. max RPMs also effect horsepower. a car that somehow gained 200lbs+ in dead weight will effect its max RPMs. a ford torus isn't a sporty car so horsepower is generally low-mid range. generally 155 - 220hp 3.0 liter engine.
The two quantities are measured or derived separately and then combined to give the statistic. It's the weight of the vehicle divided by the maximum horsepower of the engine.
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A car with a higher weight will have more friction between the tires and the road compared to a lighter car. So, for the same horsepower engine, the lighter car will go faster, because there is less force retarding the speed of the vehicle.
No
Does not effect engine's output.