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xhchris 发表于 2014-8-13 00:19 
你太牛了,你的观点彻底颠覆了业界。许多柴油车最大扭矩和最大功率根本不在一个发动机的转速区间。当达到最大功率的时候,扭矩已经大幅衰减了,最直观的的就是已经后劲不足了。哪来的功率最大的时候最能爬坡?你不仅没有实践,理论看来也是半吊子。
我得把你的话裱起来,太狂妄无知了。你代表业界?你是在说你自己半吊子么?看懂了这些文章再张狂不迟
http://charming.awardspace.com/otto_diesel/power-vs-torque.html
Okay, if torque doesn’t matter, what matters then? What matters is product of the torque and revs. You must multiply the torque that is your engine capable with max revs that your engine can achieve – the product will be a good estimation of acceleration capacity of your engine… Do engine manufacturers already give this number in their engine specification datasheets? Yes, of course, this is the first number you see – the power!
http://danielmiessler.com/study/horsepower/
Conclusion
So yes, the answer to the question is torque, but torque at the wheels, not at the engine. And since we’re talking about torque at the wheels and not at the engine, the actual complete answer is horsepower because horsepower encompasses not only the engines torque but the total torque that gets put to the ground to accelerate the vehicle.
http://www.lainefamily.com/hp.htm
So it isn’t engine torque that decides how fast you go up the hill, it is horsepower.
Myth 4: An engine that has more torque than horsepower is better for towing
Again, depending on the overall gear ratio, horsepower is the most important measure. Because of the math, an engine that is tuned to have peak horsepower below 5252 RPM will ALWAYS have more torque than horsepower, and engines with peak horsepower above 5252 RPM will ALWAYS have more horsepower than torque. However, other factors when towing, such as fuel economy, probably tip thes scales toward the lower RPM (e.g., diesel) powered vehicle.
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