Electronically managed torque curve so as not to destroy the gearboxFerry Man wrote:
Veyron. BHP topping at over 1,000 and look at that flat torque curve from practically tick over.![]()
Explain wobbly engine torque curve please
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Thanks for the answer Bob.
When I checked my records I found a power/torque trace for my other porsche , 1992 964RS with full engine management system and showing even more wobbles ( 4 peaks this time ! )....that car drives OK so the 911E/S should drive OK tomorrow at its first Goodwood trackday since you 'fettled' it
Here's a nonFerryman quality picture of the 964RS wobbles

When I checked my records I found a power/torque trace for my other porsche , 1992 964RS with full engine management system and showing even more wobbles ( 4 peaks this time ! )....that car drives OK so the 911E/S should drive OK tomorrow at its first Goodwood trackday since you 'fettled' it
Here's a nonFerryman quality picture of the 964RS wobbles



