The carburetor is king; long live the king. Or so goes the saying, but it's most definitely true in the realm of the carburetor in all of its configurations. Given the advent of electronic fuel ...
In the late 1990s, Ferrari was trying to get 400hp out of a 3.6L V8 by using the mathematical theory that torque x rpm/5252=hp. That's right, when you multiply torque by rpm, you get more horsepower.