Sentences with phrase «usable torque at»

This electronically managed engine was smoother, producing more usable torque at lower revs than its 300Tdi predecessor.

That's a lot of grunt from such a small motor — equivalent to competitors» V - 8 engines — but the turbos spool up quickly to provide a lot of usable torque at lower revs, meaning responsiveness and thrust are immediate and considerable.

Not exact matches

Maximum torque is produced 400rpm lower down the rev range at 4400 rpm, endowing the latest Swift Sport with more usable performance.

There is no need for a transmission with an electric vehicle (assuming that the speed and characteristics of the motor match the application — for applications where this isn't the case electric motors are often coupled with a gearbox to (usually) reduce the output speed of the motor to something usable) because an electric motor produces maximum torque at 0 RPM.

Rather than engine power and absolute speed, the most important consequence of the larger displacement was a marked increase in torque, available at lower engine speeds; the Dino 2400 had much better pickup, and it was found more usable, even in city traffic.

The 4.8 - liter V8's peak torque figure came at a lofty 4600 rpm, while Car and Driver reports the new 2.7 - liter four - cylinder offers its 348 lb - ft from 1500 to 4000 rpm, a much more usable rev range.

Its full torque peak of 610 pound - feet happens at 4,400 rpm, well within the engine's usable rev range.

It's a spritely mover too, accelerating crisply off the line and building steam effectively for overtaking, with peak torque arriving at a very usable 1400rpm.

It's a free - revving unit that is happy to provide its torque at a usable level.

3.0 - LITER SUPERCHARGED V6 Although the naturally aspirated V8 in last year's S5 Coupe produced marginally more horsepower, this year's supercharged 3.0 - liter V6 in the S5 delivers just as much torque and at a lower engine speed, making it just as usable in most driving situations.

Just as important as the supercharged engine's peak torque is the way the usable torque is spread across a wide rev range — with at least 86 percent of the peak from 2000rpm to maximum engine speed.

In compensation there's more pulling power, with torque at 161 - pound feet, up from 153, at a usable 6,500 rpm instead of a wailing 7,500 rpm.

As a result, the new 718 feels livelier than before, and some masterful turbo tuning has erased any lag that usually accompanies forced induction, making for a flatter torque curve and subsequently more usable power at lower rpm.

That's a span of 2,600 RPM of usable torque greater than 400 lb - ft, peaking at 440 - 455 lb - ft (depending on model year) at a respectable 3,200 RPM.