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Old 02-26-2021, 01:02 PM   #76
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Originally Posted by 86TOYO2k17 View Post
It matters because that is the entire point. To calculate and decide which option is better. You are probably at or above 5k rpm while WOT 95% of the time. Not sure what’s complicated about that. One option makes more power above 5500 rpm (where you spend the vast majority of your time while WOT) vs one option making more power below 5500rpm.

To overly simplify and dumb it down to the simplest example. If you are at or above 5500 rpm while WOT 51% or more of the time vs being below 5500rpm at WOT then the 2nd option is better. If you are WOT below 5500rpm 51% or more (which makes zero sense) then option 1 is better.
Why does it have to be WOT? I can't be at 90% throttle at 5800RPM? Stop looking at just HP and look at where the torque is. There is not enough of a difference there to change shifting habits. Track layout and gear spacing are clearly not factors to you.

You clearly have little to no track experience. If I am wrong, please post your data of never driving below 5k RPM under throttle on anything but an oval or drag strip.
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