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Re: delta versus calmini [Re: 89YellowAmigo] #708292 03/28/06 12:44 AM

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lttlbddy

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I don't think there are hard and fast number for that. Personally, I would consider idle-1800 low rpm, 1800-3800 mid range, 3800 - red line as high rpm.

Other may adjust those values a few hundred rpm either way.

Ask me again next week and I may adjust those number too!!

FYI - I run the CALMINI cam and I would say usable RPMs are between idle-5000, the power really flattens out after 5000. It idles pretty strong down to around 550-600.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
delta versus calmini	89YellowAmigo	03/21/06 01:30 AM
Re: delta versus calmini	89YellowAmigo	03/27/06 11:47 PM
Re: delta versus calmini	lttlbddy	03/27/06 11:55 PM
Re: delta versus calmini	89YellowAmigo	03/27/06 11:58 PM
Re: delta versus calmini	lttlbddy	03/28/06 12:44 AM
Re: delta versus calmini	Anonymous	03/28/06 12:48 AM
Re: delta versus calmini	89YellowAmigo	03/28/06 07:34 PM

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