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Originally Posted by 94cobra69ss396
I was questioning his "Both numbers will just cross at a higher point in the 5250 rpm range". I'm just not sure how they can cross at a high point in the 5250 range. Maybe he meant at like 5251 or 5252. 
By the way Throttle Crazy is my brother so I have to give him a hard time. |
you were trying to make a joke, but the fact is that torque and horsepower intersect at 5252 rpm, horse power was invented by James Watt's after observing that a horse could lift at a rate of about 550 foot-pounds per second for about an 8-hour shift. horsepower = torque * rpm / 5252