340 Vs 360

Hersbird said

Say for a minute you had a motor that had a perfectly flat torque curve from 1000 rpm to 6000 rpm and stays in the same gear. Discounting wind resistance the car will accelerate at a constant rate all though 1000-6000rpm because the torque is what is working. Yet the car is making 6 times as much HP at 6000 rpm it isn't accelerating any faster then it is at 1000 rpm.

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Sorry you just proved my point the only thing accelerating that car is that the engine is going from 1000 to 6000 rpm (rpm ain't a by product).
Since your trying to say that engine has as much energy at 1000 rpm than it does at 6000 rpm. All you would need is a variable transmission that would keep the engine 1000 rpm, I'm sure that car wouldn't accelerate to fast and top out at a low mph. But now put a variable transmission that keeps that car 6000 rpm it will accelerate like a rocket and top out at a high mph.