GT3 HELP -- URGENT -- EXTREMELY LOW TORQUE

[TuffGuy]

i just checked the specs on my mitsu lancer evo vii. it has 44.1 lb/ft of torque and it's supposed to have ~280lb/ft of torque!!!

what happened?!?! :Q

 

[urameatball]

I'm just replying here to express my jealousy.
one of these days, I'll be able to afford my own PS2 and GT3.

 

[DannyLove]

i cant help you cause im waiting for FFX to come out so i can buy my PS2!

danny~!

 

[snakesnfrogs]

Maybe it needs an engine swap

 

[VoodooExtreme]

I'll think it's your PS2 that is broken. I'll pm you my adress so you can send it to me. Be sure to include GT3 too so I can test it with that game

 

[TuffGuy]

you guys are hilarious...

but seriously though. i have like 500hp and only 44lb/ft of torque.

 

[yakko]

It could be a screw up in the game like in my GT2. I have some cars that when you buy them they say one number for HP/Torgue but when they are in the garage or when you modify them in the race they have a much higher number.

 

[phatcow]

maybe ur turbo bunked up

 

[MrWhiteUK]

hp = (tq*rpm)/5252

500 = (44*rpm)/5252

500*5252 = 44*rpm

500*5252/44= rpm


Um...if my calculations are correct u would need to rev to 59,681rpm!!:Q Damn I knew jap cars were high reving!!


I think GT is wrong somehow.

I think you would be dodging flying pistons at a lot less than 60,000rpm.


<edit: that equation assumes HPmax would occur at TQmax, which it wouldn't but it is roughly correct, need to know HP @ TQmax to be correct. I would imagine HP would be around the 400 mark at the point of maximum torque, so just replace 500 for 400 in the equation, still gives u 48,000rpm...ouch! Torque &amp; HP are always the same at 5252rpm, 441ftlbs sounds more like it, decimal point is in the wrong place>

 

[Delusion2001]

Even my Mazda Miata (SP?) has the same problem.....me and TuffGuy were playing, and then we realized the problem

So if we save on a card, and then get a new game and then load the gamecard, will we have the same torque? I think the answer is yes, but I'm hoping it's no..... lol

 

[serialb]

<<hp = (tq*rpm)/5252>>

MrWhiteUK: How the hell did you come up with that equation? It doesn't make any sense!

 

[MrWhiteUK]

Hp = (torque*rpm)/5252


What is wrong with it? Look it up.


For example if a car produces it's maximum torque 200lbs/ft @ 6000rpm

BHP @ that point (6000rpm) would be (6000*200)/5252

=228BHP



HP/Torque equation

 

[skywhr]

Im having trouble with the liscenses...
How are you guys getting these cars so quickly?

 

[geno]

It's a screwup, the decimal places are off on some of them, others are just way off...