MY ULTIMATE SLEEPER

[D.Choe]

if you GUYS are still confused at why 5252 is significant,

power (hp) = torque (lb*ft) X RPM/5252

torque (lb*ft) power (hp) X 5252/RPM

if you look at a constant torque curve and a constant power curve, both will intersect at 5252 RPM in which power (hp) will always exceed torque, concluding that higher engine speeds (such as at 9k rpm) take advantage of greater volumetric efficiencies

also, if geared correctly, it will allow the driver to stay in a single gear while cornering as opposed to having the shift while steering

[AznTraitor]

if you kids are still confused at why 5252 is significant,

seriously.....you two, born in 86, and 87.....really need to stop calling people "kids"

[D.Choe]

seriously.....you two, born in 86, and 87.....really need to stop calling people "kids"

sorry will edit it to "guys" since I'm too young to call other people "kids"

not directing the statement to you specifically sir