How much HP? on my 454
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454 is a great foundation for a set of peanut butter ports.
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Being that this is a tech section that people come to for information to help them with their projects, I think it's beneficial for people to explain themselves, right or wrong, so that everyone can learn. That's why I was asking what your thought process was on why he'd want to run a tighter lobe sep. I think, by your reply, that you've got it backwards. It seems to be a common misconception on the internet that a tighter lobe sep will decrease cylinder pressure. This is wrong. It will increase cylinder pressure, shorten your power band, and move peak torque to a lower rpm. If you have a different theory, please elaborate. Everyone benefits when good technical discussions take place. I'm laying in bed with a fever, so I need a distraction. Lol
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Being that this is a tech section that people come to for information to help them with their projects, I think it's beneficial for people to explain themselves, right or wrong, so that everyone can learn. That's why I was asking what your thought process was on why he'd want to run a tighter lobe sep. I think, by your reply, that you've got it backwards. It seems to be a common misconception on the internet that a tighter lobe sep will decrease cylinder pressure. This is wrong. It will increase cylinder pressure, shorten your power band, and move peak torque to a lower rpm. If you have a different theory, please elaborate. Everyone benefits when good technical discussions take place. I'm laying in bed with a fever, so I need a distraction. Lol