QUOTE(dares @ Jun 9 2012, 09:43 PM)
For the electric motor, when I floor the pedal the electric motor have to be generating 169Nm of torque. It is the same 169Nm when starting from a standstill, and it's the same 169Nm accelerating the car from a rolling start. Of course, from standstill a large amount of torque is used to overcome the static inertia of the car so that's fair enough. But when accelerating from a rolling start, flooring the pedal doesn't give me the feeling that there is 169Nm of torque pushing the car.
I press my Gaga to 4k RPM where there's 150Nm of torque, I know what that acceleration feels like. The Prius C does not feel like that, in fact it feels lazy. I am guessing the fault lies with the drive-by-wire system that regulates the electric motor power output.
Added on June 9, 2012, 9:43 pmwhat is w/e?
I'm really out of word to explain. When you have a chance, try a WIRA 2.0D 4D68 engine and compare it with a 4G63 SOHC in a Perdana SEi, you'll get a bigger picture. I guess the same theory apply to electric motor as well. Its not about the power output, its the power train matches the tranny, provided the amount of RPM we rev it that time. A
good read for you to understand more between diesel VS petrol.
QUOTE(lhwj @ Jun 9 2012, 10:18 PM)
Was it in Eco mode or something?
And you haven't reported on your proper Lagi Best Lagi Power test drive yet
I think he meant Standard / Executive.
You know what, all that talk about the strut bar has gotten really interested, and with Newbie's experience, can I have a front one please

He reported jor la, thats sometime ago. He left his FLX SE damn far away so he won't get suspected by the SA mar. Bulk order! Wohoo!