Bill Verburg |
03-07-2012 01:34 PM |
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Originally Posted by j911brick
(Post 6607096)
Maybe somebody can explain this?
I was at a dyno one day and a Honda had a flat torque curve. Pretty much straight all the way across. But the HP curve was as one would expect. Is this even possible with a mathematical model?
Also: I have always wondered: wouldn't changing tire diameter effect the dyno results? Why or why/not?
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depends on whatt you mean by expect
hp is a quantity which is calculated from a measured quantity, torque
the calculation is
HP = (rpm x torque)/5250
here is a result based on a totally imaginary engine w/ 200 lb-ft of toque at every rpm from 3200 to 7200, the hp curve will constantly rise, now this never happens so any variation in torque will cause a consequent variation in hp
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