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Originally posted by tnord
i would think that the inability to reach high engine speeds does not necessarily equate with the inability for the car itself to reach high speeds, as low engine speeds can be compensated for with gearing.
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Very true, but a high revving engine will always have a higher top speed than a low revving engine with the same gearset. That is assumming, that the engine has more power that then air resistance.
I didn't completely understand everything 240racer said, but he seems to know his shizot!
SPECIAL REQUEST: 240racer, Please explain your poste a little bit more.
thanks,
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P.S. Very good question DSC