Can you explain the 5250rpm principle? Where hp is something/5250=tq or something like that?

Can you explain the 5250rpm principle? Where hp is something/5250=tq or something like that?

so is tq=hp*rpm/5250?Originally Posted by Jmac

so if we know how to find tq. we can find the hp from it..and all the other crap along w/ it too....i am so reading this tommorow in class..
thanks man
don't forget engine speed stoner
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how about you **** my *** fukbag.Originally Posted by ighettoboyi
Maybe if you were here around longer than you've been, you wouldn't open your ignorant mouth like you do.
it scares me that you ask that question after i see what car you have and what you have done to itOriginally Posted by marleyskater420
i fear for the cars well being
****in nice set-up though![]()
2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab Long Bed 4x4
Dual alternator and batteries stock
4 6.5in polk momo component sets powered by a 650watt no name amp... bought this way
soon... some subsonic sounds

You'd be surprised at the random **** I don't know.Originally Posted by Crashking
As for my cars well being, the ECM just blew, but that isn't related to anything I've done.
Maybe you shouldnt open your mouth until you know why people asked a question![]()
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Until you can educate me on resonant tuning of an intake manifold, and passive supercharging...I wouldnt be talking about how my car needs to be feared for.![]()
This will be a general, if you know what you are talking about question:
Do 4 cylinders fire 2 cylinders at the same time?
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[/QUOTE]Originally Posted by marleyskater420
well that's a good thing that the ecm problem isn't related to anything you done... one less thing to give you a headache.... don't have to try and see what went wrong to cause that to happen
dude.... don't get all pissed off... didn't mean to hurt your feelings...i'm sorry i'm not as smart as you, o great one of all knowledge except for this one question that you so graciously placed upon us(i don't have it memorized off the top of my head either) it's just scary that someone that is around cars all the time would atleast know about that priciple.... or would just do a quick search on the net for it....
i might be able to educate you on that stuff sometime "soon"... well in about a year or so once i graduate UTI
as for the 4 cylinders... no i believe it is 1 at a time and not 2.... i'm not positive... didn't really go over that much in auto mechanics
i do know that viper v10's fire 2 cylinders at the same time from each bank... that's why some people hate em and some people love em... for the sound that they make![]()
2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab Long Bed 4x4
Dual alternator and batteries stock
4 6.5in polk momo component sets powered by a 650watt no name amp... bought this way
soon... some subsonic sounds

sometime "soon"... well in about a year or so once i graduate UTI
as for the 4 cylinders... no i believe it is 1 at a time and not 2.... i'm not positive... didn't really go over that much in auto mechanics
i do know that viper v10's fire 2 cylinders at the same time from each bank... that's why some people hate em and some people love em... for the sound that they make[/QUOTE]
At least I know you know something about engine firing.
Its one at a time. Think of this-theres 4 parts to a cycle,and 4 cylinders, each cylinder is in one part of the cycle at any given point in time.
I didnt know the viper fired twice at once...why the hell would they do that...
Wouldnt they just fire one cylinder every 72 degrees?
Are you 100% positive they two at once? I don't see how the electronics on that would work..
For your info, I have known about this equation, just simply never looked into it. Never really concerned me, seeing as I know where my tq comes in, and my hp comes in, so I dont really need an equationIn all honesty, I could have just called my GN buddy who has forgotten more than I will ever know, but it was too late at night.
I mean **** man, you expect me to make sure you know how to calculate bore from the piston diameter? You should be able to, but just because you dont remember the equation, doesnt mean you still dont know the principle.
I dont think I know everything,in fact I know very little, but assuming that I dont know about cars...well you dont know me![]()

Yes it's 2 at a time. Almost all Inline engines are like that. Inline 5's got 3-2-3-2 though.
This keeps them running nice and smooth. An inline engine is smoother and has more torque than a v-design of the same number of cylinders.
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yeah i thought of the 4 cylinder / 4 cycle... be nice to have a 2 cycle thoughOriginally Posted by marleyskater420
... but i think i'd rather have a boosted v6(*cough* gn, syclone, typhoon *cough*) v8, or v10(viper!)
i do believe that it is 2 at once.... that's what i have read and heard everywhere... next time i'm at the viper shop that's around here i'll make sure to ask
yeah you should remember how to do everythingatleast that's what everyone else thinks when they need help from someone else
lol
2006 Ford F350 Crew Cab Long Bed 4x4
Dual alternator and batteries stock
4 6.5in polk momo component sets powered by a 650watt no name amp... bought this way
soon... some subsonic sounds

Thats ridiculous they fire twice at once... I've just never heard of that. AWESOME!!Originally Posted by Crashking
boosted GN w/ good heads=pwnage.
Personally, I'd take a SBC, bore it out, and TT the *****. Light engine, big power, sick car..hehe
I remember how to do most stuffMost things I need to know how to do, I can do...
Now engine building..I've yet to do that.
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