what is low, mid, high range power to you
02-02-2005, 10:27 PM
#22
Originally Posted by jrp
who said were talking about stock 
. my combo should be able to spin ~7300. ~6k-ish nets a ~1400 rpm powerband. people swap cams all the time for only a 1500rpm gain range.
i posted this because alot of people say "i went with X cam over Y cam" for more low/mid/high end power but they give no definition of what that means to them.
so looking at these two graphs we'd all agree that low and and midrange power was sacrificed for top end?
. my combo should be able to spin ~7300. ~6k-ish nets a ~1400 rpm powerband. people swap cams all the time for only a 1500rpm gain range.i posted this because alot of people say "i went with X cam over Y cam" for more low/mid/high end power but they give no definition of what that means to them.
so looking at these two graphs we'd all agree that low and and midrange power was sacrificed for top end?
'Course I think either way, I would agree that those two graphs sacrifice low and mid to gain top end.
02-03-2005, 11:14 AM
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this is just like asking about stage 1 vs. 2 vs. 3 heads. there is nothing written in stone to categorize these. but for me, i would bring the high range down a bit. id say:
low - 1500-3000
mid - 3000-4500
high - 4500-6000+
low - 1500-3000
mid - 3000-4500
high - 4500-6000+
