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The Torque is a Jeep built completely from base by friend Amit Tomar.
The Torque has a 2100 CC Peugeot Engine, weighs 1 ton, has been built with all the best parts of every jeep and car to make it completely All Weather - All Terrain Vehicle.
Torque has a Snorkel Pipe on the left front side that enables it to be driven inside marshy areas with absolutely no worries of the water entering the engine.
Torque is made of All Terrain Tires which can be further enhanced with Tractor Tires too to make it look even more gigantic.
With a 4 Wheel Drive - Torque can rule in Desert, Rocky, Marshy and normal road conditions. The speed in Normal Road conditions can go upto 80-95 km/ hour without any shake or disturbance.
We had a 4 hour session of offroading and testing the stability of this vehicle in the beach sand.
A stiffer Torque Spring shifts the CVT system faster, giving you more power when coming out of a corner or going uphill. Even better, a clutch torque spring does not affect your top speed!
The American muscle beat up on the European and Japanese sports cars in the straights, and though they did well in the corners and curves, the nimble cars from around the globe, such as this 911, would catch up and the American muscle felt the agile fury of the foreigners.
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With the wingstays it's impossible to get a torque wrench in to torque the top ball joint. The best we could come up with was this, a 22mm spanner and a vicious looking spring balance. Nobody lost an eye and I think it worked. 55Nm is about 27kg at 20cm.
Torque: Fierce warrior-kitty lies in wait. Nothing like the heaps of wrapping paper generated by a 6-year-old's birthday for a kitty to romp and sneak around in.
Found a bunch of these high-torque low speed motors at the junk-shop. I have a handful now, but not sure what to do with them. About 120rpm from about 2W of power.
The original application was something requiring a modest torque at low speed in an area too small to attach a huge pulley/gear to the drive shaft. Possibilities are auto-document feed, z-stage, take-up spools, but who knows...