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Old 01-13-2004, 10:46 PM   #1
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Torque increase with Stage 1 ECU mod?

I did a search but didn't see a mention of this issue -- does Canzoomer's Stage 1 ECU mod provide any increase in torque along with the horsepower? It seems to me it would almost have to, but what do I know?

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Old 01-13-2004, 11:36 PM   #2
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HP is torque times RPM. If the HP increases at the same RPM, then the torque must have increased to increase the HP.

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Yep, the actual equation is HP = (torque * RPM) / 5252.
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I'd say the bigger question is: how does the car drive on part throttle?

I look forward to seeing some Stage1 customer reviews that describe how it improves the drive in general rather than just what it does on a wide open throttle.

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HP is torque times RPM. If the HP increases at the same RPM, then the torque must have increased to increase the HP.

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DUH! :embarrassed: I guess I had a blonde moment.
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Only be embarrassed if you are an automotive engineer. Otherwise, fair question.
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