by Kwan Tse on February 28th, 2006

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How much horsepower is considered to be large?

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by ArtDamage on January 4th, 2007
Many monster trucks have upwards of 1000hp, and it suits them. On a regular car 400 or 500 is "large", and a truck would be slightly higher than those figures.
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