Gregg Lee

The article probably quoted peak hp and torque, which did not occur at the same rpm so irrelevant to this inane discussion.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Incubus
[B]I think we all read the same article comparing an L98 Corvette to an LT1 Corvette.

Switzerland1010

At 5252rpm, Hp=Torque

Gregg Lee

We covered this already, but as long as you are using hp, ft-lb and rpm as scales, it works for anything that rotates. electric motor, bicycle crank, waterwheel, windmill, spinning a pencil between your fingers.

Incubus

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gregg Lee
[B]The article probably quoted peak hp and torque, which did not occur at the same rpm so irrelevant to this inane discussion.