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2010-10-06 15:35:11

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Originally Posted by billc

You really want to be revving that engine with the stock cams out to 7500-8000 RPM?

According to that dyno chart?
Absolutely.
7.5k at the least.

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2010-10-12 04:39:09

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For you stock de ecu, shift @ redline - 7500 for spirited driving

For you chipped ecu, shift @ redline which should be no higher than 8000rpm for spirited driving and racing.

For all other driving, hey shift at 5000 or 6000rpm if you want.

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2010-10-12 09:33:24

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Originally Posted by gtswrx

The green SR20VE line is not that conclusive as the power didn't really fall drastically (you only get a tiny hint its gonna fall from 6880-7040 rpm), perhaps if it went to 7400-7500 then it could be clearer.

How about the SR16VE cams in this graph. What would be your shiftpoint opinion?

I hear what you are saying about the green line -- I would have preferred to run it out to more RPM. With the SR16 cams, I shift between 7750 and 8000.

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