Indexing a crankshaft

[Dwight Southerland]

Originally Posted by Billy Nees

Torque accelerates the vehicle.
(I can't wait to see/hear the responses to this one!)

Torque vs Horsepower is just an argument of which math more accurately describes the event. ( I can't wait for the responses to this one!) Go, Billy!

[curtis reed]

Originally Posted by Billy Nees

Torque accelerates the vehicle.
(I can't wait to see/hear the responses to this one!)

Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland

Torque vs Horsepower is just an argument of which math more accurately describes the event. ( I can't wait for the responses to this one!) Go, Billy!

I would venture to say that both are wrong.


Money accelerates the vehicle and more money accelerates it quicker. LOL

[Billy Nees]

Originally Posted by curtis reed

I would venture to say that both are wrong.


Money accelerates the vehicle and more money accelerates it quicker. LOL

Maybe the norm here in the 21ST century but not always the case.

[L.Fite]

Originally Posted by curtis reed

I would venture to say that both are wrong.


Money accelerates the vehicle and more money accelerates it quicker. LOL

No substitute for cubic dollars$$$

[Billy Nees]

And how often do we see "cubic dollars$$$" come into the game, hang around for a couple of years and find another game to spend their "cubic dollars$$$" in (boats, planes, street rods)?
Cubic talent*** sticks around if for no other reason than to take advantage of the "cubic dollars$$$"!

Back to indexing cranks.