Sentence examples for its torque from inspiring English sources

The G.M. six exceeded Ford's horsepower, 270 vs. 210, its torque surpassed it 275 foot pounds vs. 250, and it was slightly more fuel efficient.

The publication also recently took a P85D to a dyno to measure its torque, finding it packed 864 ft-lbs of torque.

That tempers the demeanor of the Sportback considerably, especially since the tranny tends to pick taller gears for around-town speeds, so you're treated to the drone of an engine at 2,200 rpm rather than the more pleasing sounds of this motor when it climbs to its torque peak at 4,000 rpm.

Or it would be, if it weren't also true that the RL doesn't reach its peak torque until it screams to 5000 rpm; the 530i gets to the top of its torque curve at 3500 rpm, allowing it to give chase (if not quite keep up with) considerably more potently powered competition.

"The show had lost some of its torque," Hall admits.

The transmission's closely packed ratios help to keep the engine in the sweet spot of its torque curve.

Tall, narrow and light (at 441 pounds), the cycle is made for cutting, slicing and dicing through traffic with its torque-rich engine, and it carries three supersize Brembo Gold Series disc brakes for amazing, progressive stopping power.

The low weight helps make the tzero so quick, but its torque--the turning force that pulls it off the line--is just as important, if not more.

Physical hardware is 3D printed in titanium and its torque-displacement behavior is measured.

Its torque-force sensor replaced the right central incisor.

Its torque-vectoring descendant, however, may have just claimed an inside line.