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Old 03 July 2008, 08:36 PM
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710nm what this in torque l/ft
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Old 03 July 2008, 08:39 PM
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Approaching 534 lb/ft
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"Plenty"....no matter what the units!!
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Same as the Pagani Zonda R !
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Christ !! I thought you were doing a nut up !!!!
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I think that my car has 710nm.... there is a yellow filler cap where the 710 goes

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1 lbf/ft = 0.138kgf/m = 1.356 lbf/ft = 12 lbf/in

710Nm = 523.27 Lb / Ft = 71.71 Kgm

This sites very good

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Not as much as my car which has 744nm!
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744nm is just greedy lol
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Surprisingly a BM Oil Burner can give over 750nm with just a remap!

How engines are being developed nowadays is astounding....
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