by Anonymous March 15, 2003
Simply put from Horsepower/Torque Race Perspective, Torque is the low end power of the car.
Build a motor for low end torque and it will usually take care of horsepower.
Big Blocks Often tend to be good friends with torque.
Torque is often created from an excessive stroke on big blocks, thus there non high reving attributes.
Build a motor for low end torque and it will usually take care of horsepower.
Big Blocks Often tend to be good friends with torque.
Torque is often created from an excessive stroke on big blocks, thus there non high reving attributes.
My 1968 Oldsmobile 98 Weighs 4580 and is slow as hell (off the line) but has around 500ft/pds of torque and will roast tires like no tomorrow. (thats with a 2.83 diff)
by SevenFive August 3, 2006
My wife knew I had a fierce hangover, but she just had to torque my ass about cutting the grass anyway.
I love to torque my little brother about being gay.
Oh man, stop torquing me! I'll pay you when I pay you!
I love to torque my little brother about being gay.
Oh man, stop torquing me! I'll pay you when I pay you!
by gasbag blues May 2, 2012
by gunit January 25, 2005
Physics related. Reference to moment of a couple. The product of distance between a couple and the magnitude of one part of the couple!!!
Geek it up yo haha
Geek it up yo haha
Attempt to balance the ship by calculating the minimum torque for its meta centre to remain permanently above its centre of gravity.
by Sophie January 13, 2004
something ricers dont have. helps acceleration. often found in V8s and trucks ranging from a Ford F150 (with V8) to a Peterbilt(WAY over 2200FT LBs here, dun mess with a semi, it can literally rip yo car in half) and some SUVs. known to cause wheelstands, burnouts, powerslides(NOT drifting, totally differant, drifting is E-brake derives, powersliding is just sheer torque), donuts and good ET times.
shit dude, that thing aint got no torque, im afraid i cant pink slip it so i dun humilitate u too badly...with a semi
by 379 February 26, 2005
It is better to make torque at high rpm than at low rpm, because you can take advantage of *gearing*.
by JamesWalker January 3, 2007