Indicated horsepower (IHP) is a measure of the power produced by an engine based on pressure in the combustion chamber, rather than the power delivered to the crankshaft or output shaft. It is calculated using the area under the pressure-volume curve during the engine's operating cycle, reflecting the engine's efficiency and performance. IHP is typically higher than brake horsepower (BHP), as it does not account for losses due to friction and other factors in the engine and drivetrain.
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Brake horsepower is the hvac motor horsepower before the motor hp is dropped due to a load. Indicated, gross and SAE are other ways to rate horsepower.
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I.h.p=plan/60 for petrol enginei.h.p=plan/4500 for gas engine
The "460" indicated it has an E-series motor rated at 460 horsepower. Some of the horsepower options changed with the 2007 emissions regulations, but traditional Mack options were 460 horsepower, 427 horsepower (these would both have that number on the side) 400/405 horsepower, 380 horsepower, and 350 horsepower. For a while, there was a 500 horsepower V8 motor offered, but it was only available for a couple years before being discontinued. And there was a 485 horsepower motor offered, and I believe it is still available, but cannot say 100% for certain. Most OTR Mack trucks will have the 400, 427, or 460 E7 motor, although there are some OTR tractors which have the 350 - St. Germain Transport out of Quebec operated CH-613 tractors in their fleet which have the E-Tech 350 motor, and 4:11 rear ends.
340 Horsepower 340 Horsepower
203 horsepower.
stock- 19 horsepower modded out- 21 horsepower supermini 105/112- 25 horsepower
66 PTO horsepower and 72 engine horsepower.
It depends. It could have 12 horsepower or 1592 horsepower.
V6: 210 Horsepower V8: 310 Horsepower
I horsepower equals 1/315th of 315 horsepower