Antony
Ex. Club Member
Most engines are tuned to produce a torque curve thats as flat as possible.
"Area under the curve" is what makes a car driveable and enjoyable.
My evo. Fast spooling turbo and holding 1.8bar boost from 2800rpm to 7500rpm = a car that is faster at accelerating than the same car with a bigger turbo at equal hp.
Torque is tractive effort...... a steam traction engine will pull a chieftain tank backwards on full throttle.... but have just 10hp... they do have thousands of ft/lbs of torque though.
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"Area under the curve" is what makes a car driveable and enjoyable.
My evo. Fast spooling turbo and holding 1.8bar boost from 2800rpm to 7500rpm = a car that is faster at accelerating than the same car with a bigger turbo at equal hp.
Torque is tractive effort...... a steam traction engine will pull a chieftain tank backwards on full throttle.... but have just 10hp... they do have thousands of ft/lbs of torque though.
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