Subject	No such thing as a KW to TQ converter.
Posted by	MixManMash on May 23, 2009 at 1:28 PM
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In Reply To	Torque # ? posted by JustinSCZ32 on May 23, 2009 at 12:42 PM
Message	Killowatts is a unit for measuring power, as is horsepower. lb-ft is a unit for measuring torque and in metric it's typically N-m.
Follow Ups	Salvage Yard Special, first dyno run - Rob260 04:28:23 05/23/09 Very nice - Pilot.P (NZ) 05:10:00 05/23/09 24psi on pump gas? (n/m) - 550HPTT 08:16:17 05/23/09 Re: 24psi on pump gas? - thejoneZ (Sacto, CA) 10:43:01 05/23/09 98 octane here for our pump gas (NZ) - Pilot.P (NZ) 16:06:10 05/23/09 Re: 24psi on pump gas? - Rob260 17:06:16 05/23/09 That would be 95 octane by the US system (n/m) - ZCulture 17:44:36 05/23/09 fyi 466kW is 625RWHP approx - Carlos Ramirez 11:28:00 05/23/09 If I ran my car at 24 psi, it would be a "Salvage Yard Spl" (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 11:59:20 05/23/09 10:1 compression? (n/m) - 300znick 12:00:37 05/23/09 Re: 10:1 compression? - Rob260 17:06:51 05/23/09 Torque # ? - JustinSCZ32 12:42:49 05/23/09 No such thing as a KW to TQ converter. - MixManMash 13:28:37 05/23/09 513lb-ft @ 6400, 582lb-ft @ 5500 - SuperHatch 05:39:54 05/24/09 Great numbers...Congrats! - TheTwinZ (Peru) 12:53:42 05/23/09 Re: Great numbers...Congrats! - Rob260 17:08:51 05/23/09
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