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[QUOTE="Dzchey21, post: 139097, member: 63"] right, good example. if i remeber right they start making 500 hp @ 2200 rpm maybe even sooner and dont drop below 500 hp till after 3500 rpm when peak power may only be 560-570. so the power difference is only 50 hp from peak to average Now look at a dodge alot of times they wont even make 500 hp till say 2500 and then they drop below 500 hp @ 3000 [/QUOTE]
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