Originally Posted by Andreas
Here is a post I made on Big Toms thread where he made 200 WHP with N1s vs 192 WHP with 20V cams.
So let me see if I have this right the 20V is making more HP up to about 5800 RPMs then the N1 takes over and kicks some ass.
Now we know that the N1 makes peak torque at 6800 RPMs so where does the 20V make peak torque.
87 MPH is about where 5800 RPMs should be. At 5800 RPMs the N1 cams will take over on the chart and will hold the HP to a peak of 7800 RPMs. Then the power curve will start to go down slowly.
RPMs-----FS4-----20VL-N1H
3000------40------50-----+10
3500------50------65-----+15
4000------54------63-----+9
4500------63------70-----+7
5000------67------80-----+13
5550------85------97-----+12
6000------90------107----+17
6500-----105------121----+16
7000-----115------128----+13
7500-----125------133----+8
8000-----131------137----+6
8500-----137------133--- -4
9000-----140------130--- -10
So it seems that these figures are going to be very close.
Here is a post I made on Big Toms thread where he made 200 WHP with N1s vs 192 WHP with 20V cams.
So let me see if I have this right the 20V is making more HP up to about 5800 RPMs then the N1 takes over and kicks some ass.
Now we know that the N1 makes peak torque at 6800 RPMs so where does the 20V make peak torque.
87 MPH is about where 5800 RPMs should be. At 5800 RPMs the N1 cams will take over on the chart and will hold the HP to a peak of 7800 RPMs. Then the power curve will start to go down slowly.
RPMs-----FS4-----20VL-N1H
3000------40------50-----+10
3500------50------65-----+15
4000------54------63-----+9
4500------63------70-----+7
5000------67------80-----+13
5550------85------97-----+12
6000------90------107----+17
6500-----105------121----+16
7000-----115------128----+13
7500-----125------133----+8
8000-----131------137----+6
8500-----137------133--- -4
9000-----140------130--- -10
So it seems that these figures are going to be very close.
it is all a little relative though as it depends when the cams are switched, like you cant say you will be making 17hp more at 6000 rpm as it depends what lobe he was on there.
likewise with the big tom thread, i havent seen the thread so i dont know when cam switchover was, but if he was switching at 4800 then you cant say the 20v's hiybrid will make more power to 5800. However i do hope in that thread you are talking about that the switchover is 5800rpm as it proves the low lobe can last
But i noticed in an earlier post in this thread you where doing you +xxkw when the 20v cam was on high lobe so it was irrelevant. That said i think the 20v n1 will be a great cam