Mini V-12 on the Dyno (Why Did I Divide by 2? How a Ft-lb Works) @WarpedLab
Mini V-12 on the Dyno (Why Did I Divide by 2? How a Ft-lb Works)  @WarpedLab
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I received a lot of comments on the mini V12 Dyno video on how my math was completely wrong and I didn't know what I was talking about.

I show you here in this video why when calculating a foot pound measuring at 6 in distance from the crankshaft you divide by 2 to get a foot pound.

Whatever measurement you are getting at the 6-inch mark is going to be double the measurement at the 12-inch mark.

So if you put 1 lb of force at the 12-inch mark that would be double at the 6-inch mark.

Hope that helped everybody make more sense of it.. the math definitely seems counterintuitive.
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