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I didn't see any graphs in units of hp or ft-lbs. Do you have a link?

• reissbaker 5y ago
  There's a torque-to-kilowatt graph roughly near the top of the article, and you can convert kw to hp by multiplying by 1.341.
• throwaway4dd5f 5y ago
  Crap, my bad, I didn't even realize the graph was using NM and kW. I'll go back into my cave now.