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07-24-2021, 01:03 PM
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Dyno lessons about RPM intake
I just had an engine on the dyno and was able to do some testing/comparisons.
First thing is, it really does make great torque and when setup right the horsepower is pretty good. We compared it to a northwind and the RPM was by far better below 5300 after that the northwind was better but avg from 4500-6000 the RPM was still ahead. Finally don't be afraid to try spacers on the RPM. My engine liked it everywhere in the rpm range. Wish i could've done more test but ran out of time. |
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