Horse Pwr To Torque Ratio
Im Getting Conflicting Statements Here , My Hp Was At 173, Torque At 140 Shouldnt They Be Closer Together, Please Give Me Ur Thoughts!!! Thanks People!!!
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Power is the amount of force per unit of time. Presumably you have an n/a engine? You've probably made some mods that have a greater effect at higher revs than at lower revs.
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hp and torque are in complete relation to one another. i'd have to look up the equation, but horsepower, torque and rpm are all related. moving a torque curve affects horsepower directly. i believe its also common for rotaries to hit their max torque much later than piston engines. bringing up v8s is next to irrelevant. yes, they make lots of torque, but some turbo rotaries have "v8 sounding numbers." 20B were rated at 280hp and 296tq. true, its a 20B, but its still a rotary. likewise, certain mods done to a v8 may give it much more horsepower than torque.
horsepower = torque * rpm / 5252
http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com/Horsepower.html
http://www.cycleimprovements.com/doc...pages/014.html
HP = (TQ*2.0*PI*RPM)/33000.0
TQ = (33000.0*HP)/(2.0*PI*RPM)
http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/D...orqueVsHP.html
http://www.epi-eng.com/BAS-PwrTrq.htm
horsepower = torque * rpm / 5252
http://motorcycleinfo.calsci.com/Horsepower.html
http://www.cycleimprovements.com/doc...pages/014.html
HP = (TQ*2.0*PI*RPM)/33000.0
TQ = (33000.0*HP)/(2.0*PI*RPM)
http://www.mustangsandmore.com/ubb/D...orqueVsHP.html
http://www.epi-eng.com/BAS-PwrTrq.htm
Last edited by casio; Dec 15, 2004 at 04:44 PM. Reason: links, bitch.
Originally Posted by sleejay
supercharged is only putting out 173? id think it would be higher
I too wouldn't mind seeing the engine bay as well.
Originally Posted by RX7FROMCAL
Im Getting Conflicting Statements Here , My Hp Was At 173, Torque At 140 Shouldnt They Be Closer Together, Please Give Me Ur Thoughts!!! Thanks People!!!
did you ever get a good scan of your dyno? if so, i never saw one floating around. if you want to check your numbers (which would be a waste of time), i posted a couple of the equations. thing is, dynos dont read horsepower, they calculate it. then they can correct it to give "corrected" numbers (measuring a few variables such as barometric pressure and humidity and adjusting them).
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