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12-22-2015 02:56 PM #16
Tech, I have been over this many times and you have nailed it, any performance cam will raise your powerband ( ideal rpm range) over a stock cam, and will be totally ineffecient at 1800-2000 rpms at highway speeds that a OD can add unless you throw in a gear change. I actually saw a guy put a 700r4 behind a mildly built motor and loose fuel mileage! He dropped his rpms down around 1800 and had to step on the gas anytime he went up a slight hill since his powerband had been raised with the performance grind. This is the same reason my blown duel carb'd 32 actually gets pretty decent fuel mileage (I have achieved 16 mpg) turning 2900-3000 rpms at 70 mph with my foot out of it but all bets are off when both carbs are wide open.Why is mine so big and yours so small, Chrysler FirePower





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