Found this in one of my data logs..
What makes it so bad to push your motor that far up into the rpms i know its bad to do since they are not built to handle the added stress but motor cycles can rev really high how came you cant make a car engine do that.
if you could shift your power band to be that high i would think that you could get off the line better (you would probably not have as much torque im guessing) and i thought i read somewhere on here he who shifts last wins, you cant always believe what you read sometimes tho.
to the guy wondering why you cant: one issue is floating valves. you need a stiffer spring setup to keep up with those kind of rpm's over time
I had a built motor in the car. Diamond pistons, pauter rods, ballance shaft delete, meth 2.7" pulley, Hks 272 grind on the cams ported head with ferrea valves springs and titanium retainers, urathane motor mounts, dss axles, spec stage 2 clutch. snow performance meth kit. Extra H/E with 2 pass setup. ZZP header with 3" dp and gmpp touring cat back.
I only have a few things left.. I must have sold it cause I just looked in the garage and it isn't there. I only have a few things left, stock clutch,valve cover,oil cooler,water pump, balance shafts,timing chain stuff.
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