HenrySchmidt Standard parasitic loss for calculating rwhp to crank horse power is generally around 15%. Given your cam specs ... View more
larry9146 We must come from a similar space in time building Porsche aircooled engines. I grew up and trained in 1975 with ... View more
larry9146 Actually cam timing setup to produce 330fwhp @ 7,000 rpm and suggest shifting at 7,300 and rate max rpm 7,500 with ... View more
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HenrySchmidt Standard parasitic loss for calculating rwhp to crank horse power is generally around 15%. Given your cam specs ... View more
larry9146 We must come from a similar space in time building Porsche aircooled engines. I grew up and trained in 1975 with ... View more
larry9146 Actually cam timing setup to produce 330fwhp @ 7,000 rpm and suggest shifting at 7,300 and rate max rpm 7,500 with ... View more
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