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Thread: Whats a good RPM range to shift at with these mods? 23 A10 SS

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    Whats a good RPM range to shift at with these mods? 23 A10 SS

    I have a BTR stage 2 cam with supporting valvetrain mods, Ported OEM heads, Ported MSD, KOOKS 2 Inch headers, 95mm TB, CAI and E85.

    My tuner currently has it so redline is 6800 and shifts at 6600. I told him it was fine for when I still had the stock Intake Manifold, but should I Get it bumped up to get maximum performance?

    I also have CHE Trunnions and the Timing chain, and chain guide upgraded.

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    What does your dyno graph look like?
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    Quote Originally Posted by STAGEUP View Post
    What does your dyno graph look like?
    I dont have one for after the Intake Manifold and TB install but Ill check the graph I got post heads cam install.

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    You're only talking about a 2-300 RPM range tops, difference in manifolds. It's not like the ported MSD will want to shift at 7500. Most of the RPM limitation in your combo is going to be camshaft selection and valve train components, not the intake.

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