[Stan Weiss]

Originally Posted by mike leech

Quoted for the ridiculous ignorant post it is. While hp is hp may be true. make 800hp that peaks at 6500 rpm and compare it to 800 hp that peaks at 9500rpm and compare them in the same car both na with no other changes. Let us know how it works out....

I truly think you know better than this. you just really want jack to lose or be wrong. You may get to see him struggle for a bit with a new combo. for a while. but he will figure it out. If he hits it outa the park right outta the gate are you gonna need counseling?

Mike,
Can you please explain your physics to me.

Mine goes like this.

800 HP @ 6500 = 646.4 torque

800 HP @ 9500 = 442.2736842105263 torque

What is important is what we can delivery to wheel to accelerate the car.

9500 / 6500 = 1.461538461538461

1.461538461538461 * 442.2736842105263 = 646.3999999999997

So at 6500 axle RPM they both produce torque of 646.4

Now if you want to talk about 2 engines producing the same torque but at different RPM you are on to something.

Stan