What is torque? How can you feel torque whene your driving?
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YOu can feel tq when your drivin by HITTIN the gas pedal and sendin it thru the RADIATOR**Blk Housed Slut Crew Member #1**
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Originally posted by F20A CB7YOu can feel tq when your drivin by HITTIN the gas pedal and sendin it thru the RADIATOR
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http://www.physics.uoguelph.ca/tutor...que.intro.html
Torque is a measure of how much a force acting on an object causes that object to rotate.
See the following:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/fpte4.htm
http://vettenet.org/torquehp.html
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Originally posted by DTaccords85I here people tell me all the time that the torque on there car is crazy and it pulls like a mother...... and im like how do you feel the torque in your car. Im lost.
go drive a civic dx
and then drive a 350
the one that throws your head back is how you feel torque
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Originally posted by GHOST 2.2go drive a civic dx
and then drive a 350
the one that throws your head back is how you feel torque
Your car is faster, I'm the better driver
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Here are some more great links:
http://dmiessler.com/study/horsepower/
http://www.revsearch.com/dynamometer...orsepower.html
Also, that vettenet link above is easily one of the better ones I've found on the subject.
In regards to your question, it's not that simple unfortunately. You need to consider the entire power/torque curve...or at the very least, what RPMs those peak values occur at. The way a car feels can dramatically change based on varying only the RPMs at which peak torque (and therefore power) occur.
To add to the comments, torque is what you feel in a car. Horsepower is a derived unit that is useful in explaining why cars with equal peak torque values can be very different, because it takes RPMs into account (this is what I was talking about above). Read the vettenet link and the dmeissler link I posted, and you should understand these two better.Last edited by cjv998; 09-15-2007, 02:37 PM.
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