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03-31-2002, 08:49 PM
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It's not a lot of HP that you would gain with 100 lbs. (or 70) of wt. loss, it's only proportional.
If you had a 3000lb. car with 300 HP, then for each 100 lbs. you might lose, it would be like gaining 10 HP (more or less) at that same 3000 lb. weight . It is significant though. Rev
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