That is a very strangely shaped torque curve; I would have expected a smooth rise to a higher RPM peak and then a drop off, closer to the power curve.
Please correct me if I am wrong but the numbers don't make sense to me either, assuming that the two graphs show the same dyno run's whole RPM range. The lowest torque at what I assume is the highest RPM is around 400Nm and 295 lb-ft and the peak power, also at a high RPM, is 120kW and 161hp. There is no way that power in hp can equal torque in lb-ft at 5252rpm (or Nm = kW at a theoretical 9549 RPM).
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