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Message: [QUOTE="CurtisF, post: 317335, member: 829"] Torque is torque. It doesn't matter if it's 2000 lbs/ft at 1000 RPM's or 2000 lbs/ft at 4000 RPM's. It's all the same. Why? Torque has nothing to do with RPM's. So what you need to understand is that when you are referencing torque alone, you need to completely disregard RPM's. Remember that it's "power" which is a function of torque and RPM's. In other words, torque is measured at a "moment" in time, not over a period of time, and not over a period of revolutions. As soon as you start measuring RPM's, you're now defining power, not torque. If your rods break at 2000 lbs/ft of torque, then they will break at that moment, regardless of the RPM's. Does that help? [/QUOTE]

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