Posted by 1965LONEWOLF on August 31, 2007 at 04:41:52 from (216.41.69.90):
OK , I WANT TO HEAR FROM THE EXPERTS ! IF I PULL IN SECOND GEAR AND I HAVE A CHOICE OF 1200 RPM, 1500 RPM OR 2300 RPM'S - WHICH WOULD DO BETTER A PULLING A TRANSFER SLED ? IN A PERFECT WORLD IF YOU HAD A CHOICE OF THESE 3 DIFFERENT RPM RANGES WHICH WOULD YOU PICK ? I BELIEVE THAT AT 2300 RPMS THAT EVEN THOUGH ITS REVING THAT HIGH , THAT IT WOULD BE BETTER AT 1500 RPMS SO ITS IN ITS TORQUR RANGE ? PLEASE GET BACK TO ME - THANKS
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