https://www.sci.brooklyn.cuny.edu/~kammet/gear_notes.pdf
"Thus, we can multiply the torque supplied at the motor shaft (the input) by the gear ratio to find the torque at the wheel axle (the output)."
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Well, this is not 100% true, either. Turbos are not tied to the engine speed like a centrifugal blower is. A lot of turbo engines have gobs of torque at extremely low rpm.
Oh, and you cannot ever fully turn it off (somebody else can correct me if I am wrong about this).
Drag Mode and Sport Mode are different.
Track Mode is different again.
When you select Drag Mode, it neuters the traction control (it does not fully go away). I have confirmed in person that...
Now roll into the throttle. Try your best not to spin as you go from sitting still to moving, and roll into the throttle with an attempt to be full throttle after you are moving and see what happens.
Good luck.
Oh, please do this where there are no other cars on the road, especially in the...
There is a Whipple/Centrifugal chart here somewhere comparing two graphs for forced induction Coyotes with similar peak horsepower. I am not sure I can find it now.
The best muscle cars that are legends in the 60s and 70s had no more than 425 to 450 horsepower.
This car is 486 with active exhaust, a full 500 in my Dark Horse.
This car would have been legendary had it come out in 1968. It would have absolutely trounced any muscle car. I have published...