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Originally Posted by Michael1
First off, I don't need your lesson.
Second, that's not what you said. You said it was a "measure of torque", not a "measure of torque over time". You've just proven my point that horsepower is a measure of power, not a torque measurement. If horsepower was purely a measure of torque, then how is it that 1 horsepower = 745 watts? Just because torque is one variable in the equation of horsepower, doesn't mean it's a measure of torque. That's like saying wattage is a measure of volts.
Michael
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Ok,
do you attempt to think with that thing you call a brain or does it just occupy space. Go the fck back up and look at my posts. My first post in this thread where you have spat your ignorance contained this little gem
"Since HP is the measure of torque over time, HP is just as limiting a factor as torque. You can't have HP without torque."
To which you disagreed.
Care to try some more?