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  • Member For: 11y 5m 28d
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Link to the video of the dyno run.. cant really get any more info out of the screen though..

https://www.facebook.com/hitorqueperformance/videos/963486450368576/

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ZF mate.. and yeah the dyno readings on that dyno are always lower compared to other shops and tuners iv noticed..

I spose its about the 12.0 as u said and then up near 13s in the top end..

ill check my wideband when I get it out next to see what it says..

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  • Member For: 18y 11m 11d
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if it's making xxx amount of power at xxxx rpm, then it's making the same torque as any other engine at the same power/rpm level

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  • Member For: 11y 3m 10d
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ratter , so why do we even worry about torque if it is always the same on every car with the same kw ?

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  • Member For: 11y 9m 3d
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1.Torque =get there fast and maybe brake something but look cool when doing it.

2. kw= more I get the bigger my dick looks on paper.....

Torque FTW.

ZF= non built zf will disagree with #1

True story.

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Power is calculated, torque is read HP = rpm x t / 5250 not sure bout metric?

So basically it takes x amount of torque to make x amount of power at x rpm. Forget what engine it may be, its just math's.

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ratter , so a 2 litre turbo engine that has 200 hp and a turbo 6 that has 200 hp have the same torque ? just asking

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