More Torque than Hp?

HP is speed... Torque is what moves the load.

The trucks I drive are 450 HP at 1500 rpm but they generate 1650 ft lbs of tq at 1150 rpm.

The ultimate example if tq is waking up in the am with a p*ss hard on and when you push down on your dick to aim for the toilet your heels leave the floor...

Dont why i cant let this go :)
Forget about hp.
You can think of torque and rpm separately but in reality they can never be separate.
A running will always produce torque and rpm. So you engine has 1575 lbs-ft @ 1500 rpm peak power. Its making 1575 lbs-ft per revolution x 1500 revolutions a minute. And its that combined ability is what moves and accelerates your truck and the rate it does it. But we need someway to discribe that ability which is very easy just times rpm and torque will give you engines power, rpm x torque = P. That formula will still give the same engine curves that we have now but be expressed in the millons. 2,362,500P we could easily use that number to compare engines but back then they wanted to compare engines to horse so they divided that by 5252 which gives us are fimilar 450 HP number.

So torque and hp dont do two different things, torque with rpm do everything and we express that combined effort as hp.