bluegoatwoods
Well-Known Member
Yes, I calculated 56.6 ft/lbs.
Now if we knew how much torque these engines should produce at, say, 4000 rpm, then we could establish a "spec" power or torque curve.
The guys who port engines and design exhaust systems could compare and document their performance gains. And if a mod resulted in an "off" power curve, that could be useful as well.
Now if we knew how much torque these engines should produce at, say, 4000 rpm, then we could establish a "spec" power or torque curve.
The guys who port engines and design exhaust systems could compare and document their performance gains. And if a mod resulted in an "off" power curve, that could be useful as well.