Horsepower is the basis for a car going faster
It varies with the amount of horsepower, and torque the engine is putting out. Also the weight of the car is a big factor. More horsepower and torque and less weight equals more acceleration and a faster 0-60 time. All at the expense of mileage.
TORQUE is a measurment of how strong the engine is,horsepower is how quickly the engine makes power,for example,if you were wanting a fast car for racing you would want more horsepower,but if you were wanting to tow a heavy load,you would need more torque. torque means twisting effort.
horsepower/torque from the engine is transferred through gears to the tires to accelerate the car. The higher the power/weight, given enough traction, the faster the acceleration.
Torque and horsepower.
i would think so. but bulky def. hurts more. i compare it like a car. torque=lean horsepower=bulky
The 1979 Pontiac Trams Am vintage car has a horsepower of 170 and a torque of 310 ft/lbs. Since it is a vintage car, it has a lower horsepower than modern cars.
Torque is used when taking off or pulling a load. The more torque you have the faster the car will take off.
It improvea the horsepower, torque and the fuel economy of a car.
"Horsepower" is the way to measure the power output of car motor. The more horsepower a car motor has the faster it can turn the wheels and that would make the car faster on the road. Going faster than some other car on the road is a way males measure their manliness. It also increases the "adrenal rush" you feel doing something that can be dangerous.
Increasing horsepower and improving aerodynamics.
Horsepower:201 Torque:228 This car is amazing for the year it is...very fast after 1st gear.
wheelies don't come from horsepower it comes from torque. you need about 600 lbs per foot.