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Originally Posted by lucid_dreams
any way you would show us your dyno chart to see where and for how long you are making power, nothing against you and the pursuit for big numbers but i look at it as where you are making power and for how long.
prime example is a 1000hp big block and a 1000hp civic
both make the numbers but one you might drive on the street and the other goes from the trailer to the track
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There are streetable 1000hp civics IN MY TOWN. Ever heard the term "volumetric efficiency"? Yeah, pushrod domestic v8s are short on it.
There are 1000hp dsms EVERYWHERE
Give imports a chance.
I will say, transporting energy by way of higher revolutions is dangerous as more kinetic energy is transfered in an exponentional manner. This becomes a problem with imports as they have to rev high to make power due to their lack of displacement. This means the parts fatigue faster.
Also, on the other side...torque is dangerous to the drivetrain on launch. Solid rear ends domestics tend to have transport the power to the ground well. This means more damage to the trannys. BUT domestic designs as far as trannies go is superior to import transmissions as far as torque handling capabilities go.