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11-08-17, 00:04
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Just so happens here is the GM power curve
Hi Tony
I've searched in the past and this is what I found. http://canadianmilitarypattern.com/2...ifications.htm Basically as the engine developed they revved higher and produced their power at higher RPM. One of the reasons the 261 is such a nice replacement for the 216. Will try and find the original source and save the data to post directly. Cheers Phil
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