Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Torque gauge

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • Torque gauge

    Hi all,

    I was watching a vid "Best motoring 1990 GTR test" and was looking at the Torque transfer gauge. It says it can transfer up to 50 Kg M to the front wheel. I've always heard it was 50% of the torque to the front wheel. Which means if you have a lot more torque then stock it will send more the 50 Kg M of torque to the front wheels. Not really important just weird they would use a gauge that reads Kg M and not %. Can someone clarify if they have nothing else better to do.

    Cheers guys!
    03 lancer dead
    68 gmc w/355 cid rice killer
    05 chevy silverado L33
    2010 crv Wife's ride
    1987 Harley Softail custom

  • #2
    The calibration on the torque gauge is NOT torque. It measures axial load transfered through the clutch pack, so the harder the system tries to lock the transfer case, the higher the guage will go.

    If anyone has driven on ice/snow you'll know that the gauge is pinned but there's not enough torque being transfered to crank a Lada.

    Dan
    sigpic
    The Beaumont Connection

    Comment


    • #3
      Its funny GTRAddict, ive notice that (kg/m) as well in that video! I even got the same qestion!, but didn't start a thread)))
      TTBB is a true ACN member

      Comment

      Working...
      X