A is 960gr & 8% stronger than B.B is 1054gr.what is the strength to weight improvement of item A

I have weights of both items (item A 960gr and item B 1054gr) and a percentage (8%) of stiffness improved of A over B.  What I need to express is the strength to weight improvement of A over B
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?????????????????????? "items" ????????????

?????????????? "gr"...iz zat spozed tu be grams ???????????

look like "960" & "1054"=wates, maebee grams

????? yu wanna gage differ wates ????????
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