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Old Oct 8, 2007 | 02:24 PM
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I figured he meant mostly stock for stock since all that comes up are bolt ons, that SR has the benefit of the doubt unless it was a total POS to begin with. Don't you worry, I know how fast a honda can be with enough work.
Oh lord yes. Stock for stock there is no comparison.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 02:26 PM
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-TORQUE. this word dosen't exist in the honda world.
Torque is helpful, but large amounts of torque is not necessary. Is that better?

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Old Oct 8, 2007 | 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by 92nissan
Torque is helpful, but not necessary.

LOL! Yeah, maybe if you plan on . . . . . wait . . . no . . . having more torque would help out there too.

Welp . . . I'm stumped . . .

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Old Oct 8, 2007 | 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by 92nissan
Torque is helpful, but not necessary.
Yeah, it's helpful. Especially since horsepower is a mathematical equation where one of the variables is torque. lol



P = Power, hp
N = Rotational shaft speed, rpm
T = Torque, lb-ft
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by 92nissan
Torque is helpful, but not necessary.
-wow, one of the most idiotic quotes ever. Without torque, your car would never leave the line. Infact there would be no horsepower without torque, like yarou said.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 05:49 PM
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what many people (mainly honda drivers) fail to realize is that there exists a relationship between hp and tq where one (hp) should not be substantially grater than the other (tq).

and if your ka doesn't respond well to simple bolt ons then you're doing something wrong.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by clubredsilvia
-wow, one of the most idiotic quotes ever. Without torque, your car would never leave the line. Infact there would be no horsepower without torque, like yarou said.
You know what I meant jack ***. My honda only weighed 1900 pounds, unlike my bulky 240 so I didn't need big amounts of torque to move the car.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by yarou
Yeah, it's helpful. Especially since horsepower is a mathematical equation where one of the variables is torque. lol



P = Power, hp
N = Rotational shaft speed, rpm
T = Torque, lb-ft
You know what I meant.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by jramosthe1st!
what many people (mainly honda drivers) fail to realize is that there exists a relationship between hp and tq where one (hp) should not be substantially grater than the other (tq).
Depending on how the motor is built. Most built cars have a substantial amount of horsepower compared to torque.

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Old Oct 8, 2007 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 92nissan
Torque is helpful, but large amounts of torque is not necessary. Is that better?
sorry but after shooting yourself in the foot with this statement i have a hard time giving any further statement from you on this matter any serious consideration.

btw i notice you edited it.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 06:33 PM
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sorry but after shooting yourself in the foot with this statement i have a hard time giving any further statement from you on this matter any serious consideration.

btw i notice you edited it.
Yea. What I meant and what I typed didn't come out the same.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 07:04 PM
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i do it all the time and either ry or stig get on my case about it.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 07:04 PM
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Old Oct 8, 2007 | 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by jramosthe1st!
what many people (mainly honda drivers) fail to realize is that there exists a relationship between hp and tq where one (hp) should not be substantially grater than the other (tq).

and if your ka doesn't respond well to simple bolt ons then you're doing something wrong.
That's completely untrue, if you look at WRC for example there is a horsepower limit at what I believe(don't remember) to be 300hp. However their torque ranges between 400-500 or even more. It's also untrue for engines that are meant to pull things, semi trucks for example and other construction vehicles. Honda's have more hp than tq simply because of their valve timing and flat torque curve.
Old Oct 8, 2007 | 07:37 PM
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trucks use have much more torque because of the type of uses the have such as pulling hauling and so forth. cars on the other hand... well never mind i gotta go take care of some business.



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