cheapest way to gain torque
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Originally Posted by sstearns2
In theory, if you had two cars that wieghed the same with two engines that put out a constant 170HP their performance would be equal. Even if one of the engines was running at 1000rpm and putting out 892 ft-lbs of torque while the other was running at 8000 rpm and putting out 112 ft-lbs of torque.
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Originally Posted by R34Lude
What is the cheapest way to gain torque on a 96 gsr.
.......start removing weight. A/C. Soundproofing. Go to wind up windows. Back seat. Strip as much weight out of the thing as you can.
It doesn't actually get you more engine torque, but it lets what you have do more for you. Not meant to be a smart ass answer, just pure common sense, and dollars and sense.
Cheers,
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Originally Posted by TheMirror
Unquestionably, the easiest way to gain torque on a 96 GSR is.......
.......start removing weight. A/C. Soundproofing. Go to wind up windows. Back seat. Strip as much weight out of the thing as you can.
It doesn't actually get you more engine torque, but it lets what you have do more for you. Not meant to be a smart ass answer, just pure common sense, and dollars and sense.
Cheers,
-Mirror
.......start removing weight. A/C. Soundproofing. Go to wind up windows. Back seat. Strip as much weight out of the thing as you can.
It doesn't actually get you more engine torque, but it lets what you have do more for you. Not meant to be a smart ass answer, just pure common sense, and dollars and sense.
Cheers,
-Mirror
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