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Best Answer: Torque is a twisting force. It is the power output of an engine at one specific point in time. The first number, 200 in your expample, is the amount of torque. In America is is measured in foot/pounds. The second number, 400 in your example, is the RPM where that torque number occurs.
(Includes all 4 - two rear and two front) - Fits all E Bodies (Challenger, Barracuda, Cuda) from 1970 through 1974, Dodge and Plymouth.These torque boxes are designed to add strength to your Mopar unibody in several critical areas. The factory added OEM torque boxes on the high-HP, high torque cars and convertibles.Hemi cars, six-pak cars etc. had torque boxes added by the factory engineers.Our interpretation of the OEM pieces improves on that proven design.s you drive your Mopar, the suspension is designed to absorb the forces from bumps and body roll (cornering). The suspension transmits these twisting forces from the moving parts (sprung-tires, wheels etc.) to the unmoving parts (unsprung-chassis, unibody).