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Less rpms for same speed near top end??
A carb spacer can't possibly change the rpm to road speed ratio, that's fixed by the rear end gear ratio. So I'm now sure I understand what your talkin about there? If you want more torque at the same speed than a stock engine has, you need to up compression ratio or more cubes or a supercharger or change to a bigger number rear gear. You see that a carb spacer ain't gonna get er done. Martin. |
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Join Date: Nov 2012
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I skipped over that part as I assumed it has to be a perceived difference. As Martin states, RPM to MPH is a fixed ratio that is determined by gearing and tires and not by engine performance.
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