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Posted by Aces on March 24, 2006 at 11:49:36 from (65.54.98.103):
Kevin had a good post about HP and torque. It will compute out on paper every time. But I don't think the ricer would ever do the job of say an 806D. The only way to get torque is with cubs. Take like a one ninty XT ac at about 305cid and a 966 with 414cid the 190 will use less fuel than the 966 but when it gets tough going the 966 will out work the 190. Or a 560 282 with terbo at 100hp an 806361 will out work the 560. It takes cid to do work, or like the new 4.7 v8's in pickups, I got a 4.7 dodge with 245HP my 96 with 318 and 225 would run all over the 4.7 and better milage with the 318. So what works on paper not always the way things play out.
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