Ford 2.7 Ecoboost - power question
This looks like a great engine at 325HP. That is about the same power as my trusty 5.9 Cummins ISB. On edit: If each engine is in a 1 ton chassis and matched to it's proper transmission and re...
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bobx2 wrote:
As for those who sit and type about what they read, and how HP is HP, and there would be no difference between the two different engines, thank you. It gives me a good laugh. If you were actually out pulling the pass I am talking about, or any others for that matter, you would have a little better understanding, and not be talking about that which you apparently don't know. It's the combination of torque and HP.
If you actually READ what I wrote instead of just sit there and laugh, perhaps you'd learn something.
Just so you know, LONG before us engineers go and "pull a pass", everything starts with calculations and simulations. And speaking of passes, I've pulled all kinds of passes on everything from a Hayabusa to a 130,000 lbs b-train to a hydrogen fuelcell prototype.
Lastly, no such thing as a "combination" of hp and torque. Hp and torque always exist together, like space and time, so long there's an important coupler - rpm. Or in technical terms, angular velocity.
