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Torque and HP curves #380275
07/19/09 05:34 PM
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What's wrong here ? Aren't the curves supposed to cross at 5252 rpm ??

Re: Torque and HP curves [Re: Wedgeman] #380276
07/19/09 05:58 PM
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The RPM scale on the X-axis makes sense for HP but it's totally wrong for the torq. No way does a 360mag only make 80ft-lbs of tork at 5k rpm. Whoever made that graph doesn't have a clue what they're doing. Never mind the torq and hp using different scales for some reason, that makes no sense either, no reason to do that for a motor that makes not a huge amount more torq and hp.

Re: Torque and HP curves [Re: DaytonaTurbo] #380277
07/19/09 09:41 PM
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THis is a graph from bionicdodge.com......

Tork is dropping amazingly fast down the curve...

I think it is bogus too......

Any other comments ?

Re: Torque and HP curves [Re: Wedgeman] #380278
07/19/09 09:50 PM
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There's something goofy here. Engine dynos measure torque, the horsepower is calculated from the torque and speed at that torque reading. ASSUMING the torque units are foot-pound, if you take the torque peak of 330 foot-pound at 2000 rpm, the equation is 330*2000/5252 = 126 Hp which is radically different from the curves.


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Re: Torque and HP curves [Re: 6PakBee] #380279
07/19/09 10:09 PM
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Good point ! and reliable answer.....

Now where to find correct curves ?

Daniel







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