DISQUS

Tim · 3 years ago

And to translate that so you know both torque and horsepower at both rpm ratings (according to the equation you gave us yesterday):

6250 rpm:
215 hp
181 ft-lb of torque

2750 rpm:
96.9 hp
185 ft-lb of torque

Here are the stats for my car, a 2001 Honda Civic LX sedan:

5300 rpm:
127 hp
126 ft-lb of torque

4800 rpm:
104 hp
114 ft-lb of torque

All calculations have been rounded to the appropriate number of significant figures (which in all cases happened to be 3).

Ken · 3 years ago

My car does
HP: 305 @ 6000 RPM
TQ: 320 @ 4000 RPM

Daniel Miessler · 3 years ago

Holy Jesus.

Michael S Black · 3 years ago

well I most definitely don't want to be left out of this, I worked hard to get my car where it is :)

312 hp @ 6120 rpm
295 lb-ft @ 2690 rpm

BTW Ken, what do you drive? I have a modded 2002 VW PAssat W8

Ken · 3 years ago

A stock 03 Mach 1

Daniel Miessler · 3 years ago

Mine's modded too...with a Gentoo license plate. :)

Ken · 3 years ago

I should clarify. Those are the stock numbers for my car. I do have an after market exhaust, and a few other things that was done when I bought the car. I have not had it dynoed, but I assume it makes a little more now.

Tim · 3 years ago

Man, looks like I'm the low man on the totem pole, but I got an ace up my sleave -- 35-40 miles to the gallon. I can go 500 miles on my 13 gallon tank.

HA! TAKE THAT TO THE PUMPS!

Ken · 3 years ago

LOL good point. Tim wins the distance race.

iDigg · 3 years ago

220hp/225tq - 2004 SRT-4 rice rocket. Fun, but getting tired of it.