View Poll Results: HP -> Acceleration... not Torque!
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HP -> Acceleration... not Torque!
hp and torque are directly related you dipshits. you increase one you increase the other. you decrease one you decrease the other. the relationship is linear. this is the dumbest thread ive ever read.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Destiny2002
[B]#1- I don't think you actually read it. (Did you even get to the third sentence?)
#2- If you read it, I don't think you understand it.*
#3- The thread wasn't "dumb"... at least not
[B]#1- I don't think you actually read it. (Did you even get to the third sentence?)
#2- If you read it, I don't think you understand it.*
#3- The thread wasn't "dumb"... at least not
Originally posted by Destiny2002
Therefore, P = (F*d)/t = F*(d/t) = F*v[/i]
Therefore, P = (F*d)/t = F*(d/t) = F*v[/i]










