July 4, 200521 yr comment_55516 LMAOjust remember one thing! IT IS NOT NEWTON METERS!!!! :D Nm = Newton meters :P Newton Meters err Jason we already established it ISN'T Newton meters Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55519 What? He saysing that hes got some thgin like 3000N of force? But he doesn't know nm? Am i not getting something? Probly I'm a bit slow today :P Edited July 4, 200521 yr by Jason Report
July 4, 200521 yr Author comment_55603 Ruts has got it...its the ICB tunnel near the hospital :P well done yes jason thats right...cause I'm not sure of the conversion of N to Nm as they are 2 different units and actually 2 different forces :D Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55606 Rather than 125kw you could list it as a. 29882.31 Calories/Sec b. 5531716 Pound-feet/Minute c. 7114.956 BTU/Minute ..................... or c. 167.6278 Horsepower All thanks to Convert 4.10 Edited July 4, 200521 yr by Ruts Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55612 calories per second? haha, how about big macs per minute? :P (in which case your car does 3550, but only 3320 quarter pounders with cheese) Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55616 calories per second? haha, how about big macs per minute? :P(in which case your car does 3550, but only 3320 quarter pounders with cheese) Are you saying there are more calories in a ¼lb with cheese than in a MAC Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55639 Are you saying there are more calories in a ¼lb with cheese than in a MAC ruts passes his maths exam :P a big mac has 505 calories, 26g fat, 42g carbs, 26g protein and 845Mg sodium a royale wi cheese has 540 calories, 29g fat, 36g carbs, 33g protein and 1220Mg sodium Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55667 Isn't a Newton-metre an expression of Newtons exerted every metre or something? I think I need to Google it. I can remember asking my physics teacher once, but I never bothered to remember the answer. Report
July 4, 200521 yr comment_55672 According to an MRT forum I found while searching Google, the figure Danthuyer has been given is a measurement of tractive force. Supposedly tractive force cannot be converted to Newton-metres (I think). That or it can, but I think you need to know the radius of the dyno barrel. I only skimmed through the result. I think I might have A.D.D. Oh look at that, a pencil to play with... Report
July 5, 200521 yr Author comment_55814 According to an MRT forum I found while searching Google, the figure Danthuyer has been given is a measurement of tractive force. Supposedly tractive force cannot be converted to Newton-metres (I think). That or it can, but I think you need to know the radius of the dyno barrel. I only skimmed through the result. I think I might have A.D.D. Oh look at that, a pencil to play with... YAY!!!! finally someone has got it...thats correct its a measurement of tractive effort as such, and can not be converted to Newton meters :P although I do like the path that you took with the big macs etc :dance: I might have to look into making a new one.........but does that mean I have to have a facts sheet plastered to the back of my car for thsoe who are watching what they eat ? :P Grimwolge - my bad yes you did :dance: ...... * hands skippy badge to grim instead Report
July 5, 200521 yr comment_55874 "What's that Skip? There's a nuclear bomb in the backyard? Dad's gonna be really pissed off when he finds out about this..." Report
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