Well, fools rush in where angels (Angels) fear to tread... I would guess anywhere from minor to major differences, depending on the individual engine and what the engine was designed for... Basically, car engines are the most "flexible": they develop acceptable power over a wide range...truck engines, esp with many gears, usually develop power over a narrower range, using the gears for power or cruising...ind/power units are often meant to perform in a very narrow rpm range, often for long periods and while immobile. Differences could be in carbs/injection, comb chamber shape, manifolding (int and/or exh); ign timing/duration, valve timing/lift/open period; internal or external cooling, metallurgy of parts...the list goes on and on. Yours apparently has different manifolding, and may have others not visible from the outside. With sympathy, Bud
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