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Originally Posted by Jem
The only number i have which is on the car is 112ps.
But on the car it has noting to say what it is.
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You just said what it is 112PS, anyway try this multiply the PS figure by 0.9864 to reach the bhp total, or bhp by 1.0139 to get back to PS.
As a rule of thumb, you can knock off one PS for every 100PS to reach a rough bhp figure.
For INFO:
manufacturers still quote a power output rating called PS, which stands for
Pferdest?rke (literally, 'horse strength'). It's alternatively known as DIN (
Deutsches Institut f?r Normung) hp as opposed to SAE (
Society of Automotive Engineers) bhp.