for those of you SO worried about torque
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for those of you SO worried about torque
Maybe you need to trade that S2000 on a FCX! 
"The FCX ... with an electric motor that has a maximum power output of 80 horsepower (60kW) and 176 lb.-ft. of torque. "
"The FCX ... with an electric motor that has a maximum power output of 80 horsepower (60kW) and 176 lb.-ft. of torque. "
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Power is torque integrated over revolutions.
A flat torque curve over rpm indicates a steadily rising horsepower curve.
A flat horsepower curve over rpm indicates a steadily falling torque curve.
Electric motors create the greatest torque at stall -- 0 rpm. They also draw the most current there. Torque is, not incidentally, directly proportional to torque.
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A flat torque curve over rpm indicates a steadily rising horsepower curve.
A flat horsepower curve over rpm indicates a steadily falling torque curve.
Electric motors create the greatest torque at stall -- 0 rpm. They also draw the most current there. Torque is, not incidentally, directly proportional to torque.
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Originally posted by chroot
Torque is, not incidentally, directly proportional to torque.
Torque is, not incidentally, directly proportional to torque.
Although I suppose that torque is indeed proportional to itself...
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