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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Austin, TX
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The modeling I have done moves the peak HP up about 200 rpm. Most of this is due to the extra torque that is still made at the higher rpms. There is a very noticable increase in torque in the low rpm range. As they say its all about area under the curve. I like what I see. Seems like the best cam for those who want more power but don't want to spend the money to make an engine live at really high rpms, IMHO, greater than 7500.
btw, These are all based on a DesktopDyno program I got off the net. I have found that it produces a torque/HP curve shape that is very similar to the actual output but the particular numbers are not that close. YMMV.
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