I managed to get this carriage to the start line at the 'Ring, and then it was mostly coasting to T1, which came at a time of about 2'24. Couldn't make it up the next hill.
Well, 8 ft-lbs is the torque at the crankshaft before any gearing multipliers. Put a tall enough gear on that carriage and you could have 8000 ft-lbs at the wheels. But with a maximum speed of about 0.1 MPH.
Same goes for the horse by the way -- use the right pulley system and a horse can lift a Sherman tank...
(8 ft-lbs of torque) is basically crap compared to what one actual horse can pull. lol.
Well, 8 ft-lbs is the torque at the crankshaft before any gearing multipliers. Put a tall enough gear on that carriage and you could have 8000 ft-lbs at the wheels. But with a maximum speed of about 0.1 MPH.
Same goes for the horse by the way -- use the right pulley system and a horse can lift a Sherman tank...