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Horsepower vs torque? What's more important? : r/cars - Reddit
I've been researching about cars more and more lately, and while cars are my biggest hobby there's one thing I'm stuck on, and that's why horsepower us more important than torque, to performance.
PSA: Centaur's "Horsepower" Facet does NOT stack with boots ... - Reddit
horsepower lets you skip boots if you want, yes you won't be very fast but you'll be fast enough. it lets you rush 3 bracers in the early game, no boots, and mega win your lane, then skip directly to blink or heart or shroud (or blademail or whatever the fuck else you wants) without needing to buy boots.
WTF is horsepower and does it actually matter? - Reddit
Horsepower is a marketing term invented to compare the approximate work a “typical” horse can do to the work a steam engine can do in the 1800s.
What's the difference Between HP, BHP, and WHP? : r/cars - Reddit
BHP is Brake Horsepower, and refers to the method of measurement - you apply a brake torque to the engine and see what happens. Many people use it as a synonym for Crank or Flywheel horsepower. In my opinion it's a bastardization of the term, but I let it pass because generally the machines that measure using a brake are engine (not chassis) dynos.
How does the ZL1 reach 650hp but the regular 6.2L is 455hp ... - Reddit
They force more air into the engine which dramatically increases the horsepower. The ZL1 supercharger only adds 200 from factory, but is capable of adding hundreds more, and it is a small supercharger.
How much HP does your average driver need/want? : r/cars - Reddit
The more weight the car has to carry per horsepower, the worse it will run. There's more factors, but the basic part is that the more power you have for a given weight, the easier it is to push it.
Lets explain how weather affects horsepower! : r/cars - Reddit
Ultimately you might add horsepower (unlikely) but it won't matter, because in an airplane aerodynamics affected by weight and specifically balance are more important to speed than engine power.
Starship "horsepower" : r/SpaceXLounge - Reddit
Starship "horsepower" Just a silly thing I know but is there a way to put a horsepower or kw number on the power of starship/super heavy?
311 horsepower : r/Lexus - Reddit
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How can same volume engines have different HP/torque/etc.?
Then you have power (as in, well, horsepower or kilowatt) which is the product of torque and engine speed. If you have two engines, both putting out let's say 200 Nm torque, but one does so at 2000 rpm and the other does it at 4000, the faster engine puts out twice the power. That is why motorcycles or Formula 1 cars put out so much power.
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