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Thread: RPM difference

  1. #1
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    Default RPM difference

    Hey guys, this is a very generic question. But how many RPM increase would a guy expect going from a 583 to a 600?

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    bout 200
    I believe 10 points is roughly 100-150 RPM
    I think there should be lifeguards in the genepool.

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    If you are close, take RPM and devide by current gear and then multiply that number by new gear.
    8000 / 5.83 = 1372.21 x 6.0 = 8233.26
    7000 / 5.83 = 1200.69 x 6.0 = 7204.14
    6000 / 5.83 = 1029.16 x 6.0 = 6174.96
    This is just a rough estimate as many factors come into play but it is a number to base a change on.

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