torque and horsepower questions
ok.. i have a question
If i tune a Type-R, lets say i put a turbo kit..
question 1..
If i put a turbo kit, do i only gain horsepower? or also torque at the same time?
question 2..
lets say after hardcore tuning, i have 400hp and 150torque..
do i have potential to use all that 400hp with such a small amount of torque?
or do i have to raise the TORQUE to use that full 400 HP?
3. is torque so important?
If i tune a Type-R, lets say i put a turbo kit..
question 1..
If i put a turbo kit, do i only gain horsepower? or also torque at the same time?
question 2..
lets say after hardcore tuning, i have 400hp and 150torque..
do i have potential to use all that 400hp with such a small amount of torque?
or do i have to raise the TORQUE to use that full 400 HP?
3. is torque so important?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92TypeR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Horsepower = (Torque*RPM)/5250
You cannot increase torque without increasing HP, and vise versa. It is a mathmatical relationship.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly
You cannot increase torque without increasing HP, and vise versa. It is a mathmatical relationship.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 92TypeR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Horsepower = (Torque*RPM)/5250
You cannot increase torque without increasing HP, and vise versa. It is a mathmatical relationship.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So...
Torque = 130 ft/lbs
RPM = 8k
HP then = 198 and some change.
But the problem with this equation is that torque and HP arn't a linear ratio. So..You can have a higher rpm and have less torque drop...
So using the same motor....
Torque = 110 ft/lbs
RPM = 10k
Hp then = 209 and some change.
You cannot increase torque without increasing HP, and vise versa. It is a mathmatical relationship.</TD></TR></TABLE>
So...
Torque = 130 ft/lbs
RPM = 8k
HP then = 198 and some change.
But the problem with this equation is that torque and HP arn't a linear ratio. So..You can have a higher rpm and have less torque drop...
So using the same motor....
Torque = 110 ft/lbs
RPM = 10k
Hp then = 209 and some change.
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