View Poll Results: What do you preffer?
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A car with more torque
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A car with more horsepower
3 17.65%
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March 30th, 2005 06:22 PM #1
If you had to choose between two cars (irregardless of brand or make) what would you get? One with more torque or horsepower? Why?
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March 30th, 2005 06:29 PM #2
I drive mostly in the city so I'll pick Torque, which comes handy in overtaking situations. Anyways they go hand in hand, a car with a torquey engine will certainly have good HP.
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March 30th, 2005 06:52 PM #3Originally Posted by ILuvDetailing
So it's like would you rather have more torque or more hp.
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March 30th, 2005 06:57 PM #4
a good example of a car with lots of HP but lacking in torque is the Honda SiR.
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March 30th, 2005 07:17 PM #5
May I know the reason why you need to choose one or the other?
Because you can have 2 engines with the same hp but different torque, or 2 engines with the same torque but different hp. So there are really four choices...
low torque, high hp
high torque, high hp - syempre dito ako!
high torque, low hp (relative to another car with the same torque)
low torque, low hp
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If the Toyota US website is correct, the Corolla XRS has 170 HP but nearly the same torque as the other Corollas, 127 vs 125. The 2004 Audi A4 1.8T also had 170hp but 166 lb. ft. of torque. I would imagine the Audi is heavier. But I haven't driven either one so I couldn't tell how they feel. And that's what it all comes down to, how it drives.
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March 30th, 2005 07:19 PM #6
mitsu/toyota engines ata torquey...tama ba?
mostly diesel have high toques but low hp ratings,diba?
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March 30th, 2005 07:34 PM #7Originally Posted by the_wildthing
For comparisons sake here are all the 3L V6 gas japanese sedans available locally. I converted kgm to Nm for torque and Hp to Ps for output.
Toyota Camry
Max. Output
215 PS/5,800 rpm
Max Torque
298 Nm/4,400 rpm
Honda Accord
Max Power (ps/rpm)
240 / 6250
Max Torque (/rpm)
287.34 Nm/5000
Nissan Cefiro
Maximum Output (ps/rpm)
220/6400
Maximum Torque (/rpm)
287.34 Nm/4000
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March 30th, 2005 07:54 PM #9
torque usually is available in the lower rpm range so that's why diesel engines have high torque numbers so they'll have that high pulling power, while gas engines that have hp, usually are available at the higher rpms. i think it kinda works that way.
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I dont know kung ano ang major contirbutor sa incident nayan. Dahil ba made in china yung ev car o...
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