The turbo engine guarantees prompt response
even at low rpm (maximum torque is achieved at just 1,750 rpm) while Start & Stop makes it possible to cut consumption and harmful emissions levels drastically, without compromising comfort and on - board safety.
So, while the diesel engine is responsive
even at low rpm, the petrol engine feels quite sluggish, and in case you're driving with a full house, the progress gets much slower.
Even at low rpm, the damage can occur rather quickly.
Even without direct - injection, the Voodoo V - 8 with its tall 12.0:1 compression ratio V - 8 fires up quickly and idles happily, apparently because the massive throttle body is carefully tapered to flow smoothly
even at low rpm.
Ample power is available,
even at lower rpm.
Even still, there's a massive amount of grunt available
even at its lower rpm range.
Not exact matches
All that torque means that the power is available
even at low revs — from 1600
rpm, in fact — which means that the S350 doesn't feel slow or sluggish, especially in city driving.
The six - cylinder is a torque - rich engine — it makes 330 pounds - feet of torque
at a
low 1,400
rpm — and it helps this big coupe move out assertively,
even at highway speeds.
Your bike just has one spark plug, if there was any problem it would hesitate a bit on hills, cause
RPM bouncing while idling, may
even turn off
at low RPM revs.
The car is in full fighting mode now: shift times are down to 50 milliseconds, 275 electric horses are ready to boost for up to 30 seconds, gear changes are conducted
at high
rpm in Drive, the ESP / ASR threshold is
even lower, the tail rudder is in runway position, and the nasal air intakes are wide open.
With 752 lb - ft available
at a just - off - idle 1750
rpm (versus 738 lb - ft
at 3200
rpm previously), the V - 8 is now
even more of a
low - rev - ving torque monster.
Maximum torque is 697 Nm
at 5,750
rpm with 80 % already available
at just 1,750
rpm for superb responsiveness
even at low revs.
While the «small» TDI already develops its maximum torque of 320 Newton - meter
at a
low 1,750
rpm, maximum torque on the «large» TDI is
even 350 Newton - meter (from 1,750
rpm).
The mono scroll housing design helps the turbo build boost
even at relatively small throttle openings and
low rpm.
Even as
low as 1000
rpm, the AMG V12 biturbo engine already delivers 570 Nm of torque to the crankshaft, while 750 Nm is on tap
at 1500
rpm.
The Mono scroll housing design helps the turbo build boost
even at relatively small throttle openings and
low rpm.
These enhancements combine to produce a flatter torque curve
at lower rpm for
even better driveability.
The first is a dual - mass flywheel with a centrifugal pendulum, intended to reduce vibration and allow the engine to run
at even lower rpm in higher gears.
It does seem the air vent on the side, just behind the front wheels, is gone on the production model, perhaps this could return on a more powerful edition later on, keep in mind the Urus will initially receive a V8 engine with twin - turbo installation... it is believed this is the only configuration
at the moment that supplies to amount of
low rpm power and torque that is needed for an SUV while keeping the weight down... the large V12 and
even the V10 were deemed too heavy for off road use.
March 31, 2010 12:32 PM» The Sonata 2.0 T has more torque than the VQ35 in the Altima and
at a
lower RPM, don't
even factor in that crap CVT transmission and the fact that the Nissan gets FAR worse MPGs.
Even at higher cruising speeds the
rpms will remain
low, for example 2500
rpm at 170 km / h in 8th gear, increasing long - distance driving comfort significantly.
Fortunately, once
at cruise, the 2.5 L provides plenty of constant - speed power
at fairly
low RPM in both drive modes, and will happily chug along
at 35mph in 5th or
even 6th gear.
The torque delivery on this motor comes on
low, starting
at 1800
rpm, which is quite helpful when it comes to motivating the somewhat heavy sedan and
even heavier wagon.
Even as
low as 1000
rpm, the AMG V12 biturbo engine already delivers 420 lbs - ft of torque to the crankshaft, while 553 lbs - ft is on tap
at 1500
rpm.
The system hydraulically switches between
low - and high - lift cams
at about 4,000
rpm, pouring more torque into the drivetrain on demand — sometimes
even when it's not on demand.
It pumps out a cool 365 horsepower
at 6,000
rpm and 376 pound - feet
at an
even lower 1,300 to 4,500
rpm — this should make for some very fun and powerful burnouts when you turn off that traction control.
A sustained toe on the gas can induce gratifying
low - end punch, where the little Benz surges ahead
even at 2,000
rpm.
The mono scroll housing design helps the turbo build boost
even at relatively small throttle openings and
low engine
rpm.
A maximum torque level of 530 lb - ft is delivered
at 7,000
rpm, though 80 percent of that will already be available
at 3,500
rpm, improving the driveability and pick - up
even at low revs.