How BHP, Torque and power-to-weight ratios can be misleading

Doge · 18th April 2016, 22:12

I don't know why are you so stunned by this Veyron? All enthusiasts are aware that specifications on paper rarely ever tell the true tale, that's why people often use the phrase " in the real world". As long as the manufacturer specifications are true, I don't think they are misleading.

VeyronSuperSprt · 19th April 2016, 07:25

Doge, Thread is meant as a possible eye opener for those in the entry level car buying segment who may be misled by Bhp and Torque numbers. Not intended for a serious technical discussion, which is why its not posted in the "Technical Stuff" forum.

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Doge BHPian Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: NCR/Turin Posts: 640 Thanked: 1,534 Times	re: How BHP, Torque and power-to-weight ratios can be misleading I don't know why are you so stunned by this Veyron? All enthusiasts are aware that specifications on paper rarely ever tell the true tale, that's why people often use the phrase " in the real world". As long as the manufacturer specifications are true, I don't think they are misleading.
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19th April 2016, 07:25	#17
VeyronSuperSprt BANNED Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Chennai Posts: 818 Thanked: 1,721 Times	re: How BHP, Torque and power-to-weight ratios can be misleading Doge, Thread is meant as a possible eye opener for those in the entry level car buying segment who may be misled by Bhp and Torque numbers. Not intended for a serious technical discussion, which is why its not posted in the "Technical Stuff" forum. Last edited by VeyronSuperSprt : 19th April 2016 at 07:43.
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