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ibby 07-10-2006 02:05 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
It was already given to you. Horseshit is a function of torque @ rpm... go push some buttons on a calculator, you British gob. :-*
you gona show me how to figure out tourq caculations? or you just gona take shite all day long :-*

Tom-Guy 07-10-2006 02:10 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
It's a linear function. HP and TQ cross at 5252 rpms, that and the Legendary Substandard American Public Education System gives you all the tools you need to deduce their relationship.

I had all the required skills in 7th grade, and haven't taken a math class in 15 years, since I was 15. What's your excuse? :P

z1guy 07-10-2006 03:44 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
It's a linear function. HP and TQ cross at 5252 rpms, that and the Legendary Substandard American Public Education System gives you all the tools you need to deduce their relationship.

I had all the required skills in 7th grade, and haven't taken a math class in 15 years, since I was 15. What's your excuse? :P
classic.......

but JD tq increases anytime HP increases.....LOL.

Bone1 07-10-2006 10:55 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Originally Posted by z1guy

but JD tq increases anytime HP increases
find yourself a short rope please!

Tom-Guy 07-10-2006 10:58 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Are you showing a little pity, Chuck? I ask because it takes a pretty long rope to tie a good noose. :y

z1guy 07-10-2006 11:01 PM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
find yourself a short rope please!
i was repeating what ibby said, i know how to figure HP by looking at the tq curve. ::)

i swear everyone has something against me. :P

ibby 07-11-2006 03:41 AM
Re: d15b2 power?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
It's a linear function. HP and TQ cross at 5252 rpms, that and the Legendary Substandard American Public Education System gives you all the tools you need to deduce their relationship.

I had all the required skills in 7th grade, and haven't taken a math class in 15 years, since I was 15. What's your excuse? :P
I didnt go to school, so help a brother out :-*


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