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The reason they make more tq, is because everyone uses a smaller turbo on rear mounts. Then they turn up the boost and run out of turbo, which causes the tq to go so high. Same thing happens on a front mount, when you run out of turbo the tq will go way up.
Care to explain that a bit more? Horsepower is a calculated with torque and RPM.
(Torque x RPM) / 5,252 = Horsepower
In theory, increasing torque also increases horsepower which would result in a faster vehicle.
The reason they make more tq, is because everyone uses a smaller turbo on rear mounts. Then they turn up the boost and run out of turbo, which causes the tq to go so high. Same thing happens on a front mount, when you run out of turbo the tq will go way up.
Originally Posted by 00ChevyScott
Care to explain that a bit more? Horsepower is a calculated with torque and RPM.
(Torque x RPM) / 5,252 = Horsepower
In theory, increasing torque also increases horsepower which would result in a faster vehicle.
He is right, you get more torque cuz you run more boost in the lower RPM but then you run out of turbo to support the airflow at the higher RPM so the torque drops off up there as well as HP since like you said, HP is nothing more then torque x RPM and there is not enough turbo to support the airflow to motor in the higher RPM to make the HP.