[DeTomaso] An engine-bay shot from Japan

[MikeLDrew at aol.com]

In a message dated 5/12/10 23 38 53, thomas at Hax.SE writes:


> How can it not be accurate for torque if it estimates power correctly? 
> Power is just torque x rpm, so unless the rpm is wrong in the other 
> direction, everything should fall into place.
> 

Dan would have to answer that.   I suspect what he'll say is that while the 
program accurately predicts the horsepower numbers, it does so at a 
different rpm than they actually occur in the engine.   That would mean that the 
horsepower is lower at a given rpm than the program predicts, but that the 
ultimate peak number is the same.

That's just my guess though.   Dan?

Mike