BrownStainRacing
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Im just gonna put the 9 tooth and the 7 inch driven on mine so I can just burn em down lol
I was gonna change to a 10t jackshaft sprocket today, but I'm outta #40 chain. This one already has 2 master links in it from 2 or 3 yrs ago,
Jus watch for that rpm shift into high.....that's where the mph is.
Get it to shift into high, 300-500 rpm above peak tq and the mph goes up faster then the tach can keep up with,
Let it shift too soon (under peak tq rpm) and it takes longer to recover.
Let it shift to late (way above peak tq rpm) then there's no more mph to gain, because it's too high in the powerband, theres no more power to pull.
There's a fine line.
These small block 1 cylinder engines have a very narrow powerband. 1200-2000 rpm between peak tq and peak hp.
A 2500 rpm powerband outta these is EXTREMLY good, and very difficult to achieve.
It's gonna take more then any stage 1, 2, 3, 4, or whatever other bs kit they came out with now.
When you find it, you will see that high rpm is NOT where you gain mph.











