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Originally Posted by flinchy
I need to say, just because it makes 400ft-lb doesnt mean it MUST make it at redline, or that it has a low redline, or anything
It could make 400ft-lb WAY before redline..
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It will more then likely make its peak torque well before its redline if it would like some type of a decent power band with a high redline.
Everyone arguing about it not having a high redline is funny. 7700 rpm is high plain and simple and 7700 on a turbo car that will actually make its peak power somewhat close to that without dropping like it feel off a cliff and still be drivable would be INSANE.
For everyone touting about how the Mclaren can do it (also would like to mention that its a MCLAREN SUPERCAR with an engine probably priced as high as an M3) check out its dyno
Yep that's peak power at around 7400-7600rpm....It could have a redline of 15000 rpm, if its not making power there why the hell would you spin it that high. that's like saying i have carbon ceramic brakes but i don't track my car... oh wait ...