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| Boost and Power in 1988: 2.5 bar due to regulations |
| JLPENTS 02-26-2013 |
About 600 bhp at the beginning of the season for race, 630 bhp for qualifications About 640 bhp at the end of season for races , 660 bhp for qualifications |
| F1-87 and F1-87/88C |
| HoldenV8 12-22-2011 |
Just a few points. The F1-87 had approximately 900hp with the turbo limited to 4.0 Bar. With only 2.5 Bar turbo boost available in 1988 power dropped to about 750hp in the F1-87/88C making it more powerful than the Honda but not nearly as economical on fuel. The F1-87 had a top speed of around 205mph (329kmh) while the less powerful F1-87/88C had a top speed of 200mph (321.8kmh). Both speeds were recorded on the old Hockenheim Circuit. |
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