does this apply to our cars as well?
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does this apply to our cars as well?
does this apply to turbo auto civics as well?
someone posted the website http://www.turbominivan.com
i looked at the dyno page "dynofun" and this is what they had to say
[q]"Upon seeing this, the first question most people ask is how I make so much bottom end torque. Turns out torque converters do this really nifty thing called torque multiplication, which means your crankshaft torque is actually amplified in the low RPM range. It doesn't happen all the way to redline, of course, but it's a ton of fun while it lasts! "[/q]
max power 192.4 HP
max torque 407.3 FT LBS
here is the link http://www.turbominivan.com/dyno.htm
someone posted the website http://www.turbominivan.com
i looked at the dyno page "dynofun" and this is what they had to say
[q]"Upon seeing this, the first question most people ask is how I make so much bottom end torque. Turns out torque converters do this really nifty thing called torque multiplication, which means your crankshaft torque is actually amplified in the low RPM range. It doesn't happen all the way to redline, of course, but it's a ton of fun while it lasts! "[/q]
max power 192.4 HP
max torque 407.3 FT LBS
here is the link http://www.turbominivan.com/dyno.htm
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